Application management
It's been a long time coming, but the groundwork for application management is well underway. With this feature release, you can now effortlessly view, sort, and search through all applications installed across your endpoints. To view a device's installed applications, simply navigate to your device and select the Applications tab. Application management is supported across all operating systems, providing you with valuable insights into your entire network of endpoints and their software landscape.
Application management
It's been a long time coming, but the groundwork for application management is well underway. With this feature release, you can now effortlessly view, sort, and search through all applications installed across your endpoints. To view a device's installed applications, simply navigate to your device and select the Applications tab. Application management is supported across all operating systems, providing you with valuable insights into your entire network of endpoints and their software landscape.
Improvements
- Remote control now supports more cursor types.
- Always allow a device's hostname to be searched, even when a nickname has been provided.
- Added support for third-party firewalls on Windows that don't register with the Security Center. If Windows Security Center reports the firewall status as "Not Monitored" we can fall back to other checks.
- Significantly improve our metric collectors to make them more resilient to errors. Previously we would turn off a metric collector if it errored too many times. We can now recover from some of these errors to keep the metric graphs populated.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue that would cause the "Remote session connected" notification to show when switching monitors.
- Fixed a display bug when showing the location of devices in Washington, DC.
- Resolved an issue that could cause the remote control status bar to be left behind after the remote control session ended.
- Properly clean up all service files during uninstall on Linux.
- Remove "sudo" as a dependency on Linux. Some Debian devices come without "sudo" installed causing some parts of Level to not function properly.
- Improve the reliability of remote control on macOS when switching users.