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It would be fabulous to be able to move a few RCT items that are used all the time into a custom section so that we don’t constantly have to go so deep into the different menus – like accessing C$, Remote Software Center and maybe Remote Powershel...

As it stands today, Kiosk Manager's allow list is not able to allow specific URL's or specific subdirectories. So really you can only limit users to connect to a large number of websites rather than just one. For example, adding www.recastsoftware...

Recast Right click tools extention for Firefox browser

For every deployment I prefer to save logging in the C:\Windows\Temp directory. We should be able to call variables so that the log file naming is dynamic such as adding the install string /l*v C:\Windows\Temp\%APPNAME%-%VERSION%.log and having th...

Privilege manager support would be fantastic for MacOS as there are large gaps with intune and credential management on MacOS. Even just basic support for elevation on demand would be a great first step.

I know that there needs to be a previous version for Application Manager to use for superseedence. However, it would be nice to cleanup any versions older than that. Please make this an option as I will have a ton of cleanup to do in just a couple...

It would be incredibly useful for remote support to have a right click tool that would allow you to view / interact with the remote file system without needing direct access. The current connect to c$ requires permissions / firewall rules / etc to...

It'd be great if we had the ability to specify additional accounts for use with Right Click Tools. Not everything I do from the account I run my MECM Console with has the privieleges needed to run Right Click Tools everywhere, so I just can't use ...

Create a right click tool to take the hash information stored in the CM database and register the device with Autopilot. This would be great for adhoc scenarios where a device is unregistered and automatic registration is not configured in the ten...

Currently Liquit PowerShell .NET library is based on .NET Framework but doesn't support .NET CORE environments. This limits the ability for customers to manage Liquit in cloud environments that support .NET CORE only.