@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.

If you want to show the version information like I have it above, then you need to concatenate the following values: In the column Name you need to concatenate: Text "Microsoft " + Registry Value <ProductName> + Text " 64-Bit" if Registry Value <BuildLabEx> contains "amd64" + This will result in Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit In the column Version you need to concatenate: Text "Version " + Registry Value <ReleaseId> + Text " (Build " + Registry Value <CurrentBuild> + Text "." + Registry Value <UBR> + Text ")" This will result in Version 1903 (Build 18362.356)

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

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

There are many good arguments for implementing this feature, @OLLI_S mentioned some above. So @Tom you should implement this feature ASAP (otherwise you force us users to expand every application to see available updates). You already know if there is a new version available or not.

We do, we just didn't get around to that yet. We have a long list of stuff to do before we make that