This increases also the usability and reduces support costs. If users see why an specific application is excluded. This could also be used when the user has deactivated some elements, like Show updates of Microsoft Products or Show updates for Portable Applications. Here you could show a messages like: Not shown because you have deactivated Microsoft products in the Configuration (the link to the configuration increases the usability) Not shown because bundled to NVIDIA GeForce Experience Not shown because detection of games is not fully implemented yet

There are several suggestions for this feature request: Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications Report missing apps (this topic) Easier program suggestion Therefore, I will mark this topic here as Duplicate, this suggestion is tracked in the topic: Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications

I measured all colour contrast in the Business Edition and created the topic Colour Contrast Issues (Business Edition). This new topic also includes the colour contrast of the status icons. So I close this topic.

This feature is not fully implemented Today I saw that you still have two different texts for missing version information (both in the same product): Unknown, please report Please report version [image: 1589019986043-b4aa143f-cb96-4347-9a4c-9efafff53556-image.png] @Tom I merged both topics (we had one in "Bugs" and removed the "Implemented" from the title.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707645908534-2024-02-10_18h17_12.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

The original topic also contained the suggestion to ignore an application completely. For this part we have an additional suggestion: [Implemented] Ignore Applications. Therefore, I worked over my original topic, so it contains only the feature "Ignore Specific Versions".

At top of the list of apps you see now the new "Inspect This Computer" button: [image: 1560871007815-list_of_apps_inspect_button.png] Clicking this button sill start a full system scan on your computer. So this suggestion has been implemented.

To add some clues: home / family computers should not be restricted to home / family / student version (professional versions shall be allowed) IP address shall not be a criteria to differentiate computers: it is now quite current to have multi-homed, multi-stacks home computers but you still have NAT for IP V4. Hope this helps.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707585590417-c7942578-c615-4c54-90cc-e0adb99db7ab-image.png] The first icon downloads the recommended version. The second icon copies the download link of the recommended version to the clipboard. Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

This feature is implemented, now there are icons (arrows) that indicate the collapse feature: [image: 1560779008746-list_of_apps_bundling_icons_implemented.png] Thank you @Tom for implementing this feature.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707650156506-2024-02-11_12h14_00.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

It should be consistent. If you show at top of the configuration an red message box but not in the list of apps, then this is not consistent.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707646000118-2024-02-10_19h14_46.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707644710852-13036ea8-2ef5-4ace-8ae3-f5b059b42ce0-image.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

In the Corporate UI there is a column Vendor shown.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707587727155-2024-02-10_18h17_12.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.