Patch My PC Publisher

It would be beneficial to have a daily synchronization option for applications such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox. These applications frequently receive updates and are associated with various security vulnerabilities (CVEs). Addit...

Our company renames all of the applications which are "Expired" with a prefix. By expired, we mean that the application has been replaced with a newer version. It would be great if the publisher could have a secondary naming scheme that could be a...

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It would be nice to have a way to set gradual enforcement of installation conflicting process behavior. Example would be first 10 days to deploy required immediately and defer on conflicting process. Days 10-20 prompt the users of conflicting proc...

We use Microsoft Edge Chromium Extended Stable Channel. Right now version 112.0.1722.77 is the latest, PMPC wants to update to 113.0.1774.35 which is not extended stable and so it should not be offered as update

We’d like to have the capability to create multiple versions of an application. Ideally, we’d have a toggle or option that allows us to generate and customize additional copies of the app. That way every publishing sync would generate a new copy o...

When CI's are downloaded over a CMG, BITS will sometimes fail to download the CI if the base64 length of the icon in the application xml exceeds 40k. Having the option to reduce the size of icons from 256px to 110px should go some way to alleviate...

It would be useful to be able to create alerts (webhooks) based on the severity of updates, to get the "Critical" or "Important" updates to a different channel

It would be great to have a mechanism to install a selection of PMPC supported products during the Azure Image Builder process. Doing this could save many AVD admins time and make more of the product acorss more services.

Instead of sending 1 email for all customers from Publisher to MSPs, allow the sending of 1 email per customer so that they can be shared with customers easier.