@OLLI_S We are not currently working on this. The current progress is with respect to improved reporting on deployment of updates and a more "interactive" UI. We are also working on a new agent, that will help with debugging certain issues that happen on a few machines.

@Tom VulnDetect shows the entry Microsoft Windows 10 Pro and as far as I can see this topic here can be closed.
Or is there any specific reason, why you want to leave it opened?

Today an update for ToDoList was released.
The old version was 7.2.7.0 and VulnDetect displayed 7.2.7 (VulnDetect left away the last digit for the last versions of ToDoList).

But today the version 7.2.8.1 was released and here you should show the last digit!
In Help -> About I see also the following information: ToDoList 7.2.8.1 (Stable Version).

Maybe you show the status Update Complete so users see that the update was successfully completed.
Show it until the next system scan was performed.

@OLLI_S Some of the suggestions are now live and Personal is now 1.0, thus, no longer beta.

I've checked the spelling of Prerelease, and Prerelease is an official word, without the -, so we kept it as is.

https://vulndetect.org/topic/472/release-secteer-vulndetect-personal-corporate-and-backend-2020-08-20

@Tom I read the following article in the Windows Developer Blog:
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2022/05/24/microsoft-store-grows-with-the-developer-community/

In this article there is an interesting feature, called Restore Apps.

To make it easier for customers to transition to their new PCs quickly and seamlessly, we will soon test a new feature in the Windows Insider channel that helps customers automatically restore their apps, previously installed from the Microsoft Store, to their new Windows device.

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So, when users reinstall Windows or get a new system, all their Windows Store apps can be installed with one click.
This makes it very comfortable for users.

I searched for some of my apps in the Window store and indeed, I found many of them:

Keeper Spotify TreeSize Free Discord Microsoft Teams Skype Norton 360 CCleaner Amazon Music Microsoft Edge Slack Epic Games Store Screenpresso Microsoft Power Automate Microsoft PowerToys paint.net Visual Studio Code Visual Studio Community 2019 Visual Studio Community 2022

These popular apps are also available in the Window store:

Mozilla Firefox TeamSpeak TeamViewer WhatsApp Desktop iTunes iCloud Netflix TikTok Instagram Facebook Lecovo Vantage

It seems like more and more apps are also available in the Windows Store.

Users have the following advantages:

it is very easy to download and install these apps the apps are automatically updated the apps are linked with my Microsoft account, so I can easily install them on a second system too when I reinstall my system, I can install all apps with one click

So more and more users will install ttheir apps via the Microsoft Store.

@OLLI_S 👍

This is OK for me because suggestiing via the list of applications is more comfortable than writing a forum posting.

I talked to @Tom about this feature and his answer was, that this feature is not requested by any other customer (therefore it has a lower priority).

Currently VulnDetect only has a label for "Insecure" applications, for normal updates (that are not security related), there is no separate label available.
You have to expand each app manually to see available updates.

I think it would be very useful to see, which apps have updates available.
Here the mock up I created some years ago:

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@All Users

If you also think, this feature is useful, please upvote it (by clicking the "^" icon in the first posting in this topic).
Thank you!