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We were wondering if it could be possible to add Visual Studio Code User installation updates on PMPC catalogue, we're deploying the update for the System Installation through it, but it would be really beneficial if we can get also the User base ...

Okta Verify is their desktop tool for fastpass, it improves users sign in experience with SSO through Okta

Detection methods supported in the generic detection script (PowerShell) - only work for MSI or Registry. One application, Adobe Digital Editions, currently can only be properly detected by looking at an info attribute of the installed exe file, s...

Similar to the Publishers capabilities, it would be great if we could download and decrypt win32 content that has been deployed via PMPC Cloud. This will be useful for troubleshooting potential content related issues including additional files / m...

I’d like to suggest updating the current UI to use Fluent UI, similar to how it’s implemented in PSADT (PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit). believe that Fluent UI would bring a more modern look and feel to Patch My PC.

yeah the usual msft office suite apps package. word, excel, powerpoint, outlook, etc now for mac https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/microsoft-365-enterprise

GlobalProtect comes out in various release types and the Preferred release is where my org is, but there is no current way in Patch My PC to desginate this so the only option we have currently is to pause the check once we get to that version. Wou...

A lot of MEM customers are also using MacOS devices and Patch My PC has a MacOS Apps Support Feature in the Cloud product (in Public Preview). It would be great if this was also supported within Patch My PC's OnPrem Publisher Product. The way of p...

Separate installers for Inter and ARM Macs: https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/download/?section=mac .dmg file Seems easy enough as you already have many JetBrains products.

Make a cloud portal version of the CVE app, easier to look at for IT workers with big screens and terrible eyes.