Changes in SecureFX 9.6.3 (Official) -- May 8; 2025$$$---------------------------------------------------$$$$$$New Feature:$$$$$$ - Windows: SecureFX officially supports Windows Server 2025.$$$$$$Bug Fix:$$$$$$ - Converting a VanDyke-format SSH keypair to OpenSSH format used$$$ the old OpenSSH format instead of the new format.$$$

Changes in SecureFX 9.6.2 (Official) -- February 20; 2025$$$---------------------------------------------------------$$$$$$Bug Fixes:$$$$$$ - Options for a currently open session that were changed from the$$$ Session Manager were not saved or applied.$$$$$$ - Importing credentials that were exported from a configuration$$$ using a personal data folder into a configuration using a single$$$ folder could have resulted in empty credential entries.$$$$$$ - Some global and session options were not saved when imported from$$$ an XML file.$$$$$$ - Invalid global and session option integer values could have been$$$ imported from an XML file.$$$$$$ - Windows: Upgrading SecureFX via a silent install with an answer$$$ file could have failed to upgrade protocol DLLs; causing the$$$ upgraded version to fail to start.$$$$$$ - Windows: When using one of the legacy display themes; an$$$ unexpected lag may have been present when scrolling through$$$ sessions in the Session Manager.$$$$$$

Changes in SecureFX 9.6 (Official) -- November 19; 2024$$$-------------------------------------------------------$$$$$$No changes.$$$

Changes in SecureFX 9.5.2 (Official) -- May 7; 2024$$$---------------------------------------------------$$$$$$Bug Fixes:$$$$$$ - When attempting to use a private key that was generated by$$$ Remote Desktop Manager; SecureFX crashed.$$$$$$ - Windows: If DLLs from an older version of the application were$$$ left in place after an upgrade; the updated version may have$$$ loaded those DLLs and crashed.$$$