My ideas

Floorp Ablaze is a Firefox Fork with a main focus on customization features, also privacy, security and speed https://floorp.app/ https://github.com/floorp-Projects

We have quite a few systems needing this extension pack and we already use the PMPC application for deploying VirtualBox, so this would help us keep them in lock step as they need to version match.

As we head into the era of ✨Copilot+ PCs✨, it's essential that we be able to continue patching apps on those machines with native versions. Therefore, I request that the Mozilla Firefox for ARM be added to Patch My PC.

It would be great if Windows store updates like Quick assist tool can be directly update from patchmyPc so that users don't have to go every on windows store to update the application. This will reduce user interactions for updating an application...

Patch My PC is working on a new feature that will let customers migrate ConfigMgr apps to Intune - https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-4501 As part of this, it would be valuable to include a dashboard that highlights CVE information for ...

This tool would be beneficial for organizations that are DOD contractors. Description of product below: This tool allows users to install DoD production PKI, Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) test PKI, and External Certification Authority...

https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/tsarticles/ts/f5IhBc15i0kOwzBb8lcEN.html

This application is used by engineers to design printed circuit boards (PCB's). I would love for this to be managed by PMPC like our other enterprise applications are.

At present, the Threat Analytics section in Patch My PC Advanced Insights provides valuable information on CVEs related to software vulnerabilities. However, it does not appear to cover CVEs or security issues arising from misconfigurations—such a...

We utilize pano2vr for site assessments and it would be extremely helpful to deploy via PMPC. GGPKG viewer is already available via PMPC but the pano2vr allows editing of the panoramics we need.