7.1.0
Dec-2013
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IE 11 Support
KioWare now supports Internet Explorer (IE) 11 |
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KioWare License Server
KioWare now supports KioWare License Server, enabling deployers to distribute, track and ban licenses on devices |
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Add-On Programmatic Support
Add-On Programmatic Support for: - Manipulating Toolbar Controls
- Manipulating Exit Behavior
- "View Source" and "JavaScript Console"
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New Requirements
- .NET 4.0 now required (client only)
- Support for Windows 8.1
- Support for Windows Server 2012 R2
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7.0.0
Dec-2012
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Improved Domain/Page Blocking
Local content can cause matching issues because of inconsistencies in how Windows formats the path. KioWare can now automatically normalize all paths to one standard format. |
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Windows 8 Support
KioWare now supports Windows 8 running on x86-based processors. Support for Internet Explorer (IE) 10 has also been added. |
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6.7.0
Apr-2011
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IE 9 Support
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 9 has been tested and confirmed as a supported browser with KioWare |
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6.6
Apr-2010
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Browser Emulation Mode
Also known as compatibility mode in Internet Explorer 8, our feature allows you to configure pages to run content in IE 8 or IE 7. IE 8 added the ability to render pages with strict standards compliance. This makes some web pages display improperly, so they also provided the ability to toggle modes.
· Internet Explorer 7: Renders pages just like IE 7.
· Internet Explorer 8: Renders pages like IE 7 unless the page claims to support IE 8.
· Internet Explorer 8 - Forced: Renders pages in IE 8 (strict compliance) mode. |
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6.5.0
Aug-2009
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Protocol Access List
This feature allows you to enable or disable specified protocols. For example, many kiosk applications require only the http:// and https:// protocol. You can now enable only these, blocking all other protocols and potential entry points to applications that do not use the http:// and http:// protocols. An example of protocol that is not necessary to the kiosk application and that you may want to block would be MMS://, Windows Media Player.
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Internet Explorer 8.0 support
IE 8 has been tested and confirmed as a supported browser with KioWare products Version 6.5.0.
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