When launching sessions as a host using the urllaunch app installed on the PC the user.config settings XML file is stored in C:\programdata\ScreenConnect Client(thumbprint) folder. This is fine for most cases however if using on a terminal server or a shared PC where multiple users log in then the users all share that same settings file. 

Currently the workaround is to force ClickOnce use that way the settings are stored on a per user basis. Please consider changing how the client application stores the user.config setting.

When sending users message, it is very common for the chat window to actually go directly to the background, preventing them from seeing anything but a flashing icon. Many users outright ignore it.

There is an option to have it "Always on Top", but that encourages users to close the window, leaving them unsure how to respond once it is closed.
Having an option to have it jump to the foreground(even better if it doesn't steal focus) on message would be great. Or at least trigger a toast notification.

We have moved to Connectwise Control for all our remote sessions including adhoc. We used to use Teamviewer. We are trialling IBM MAAS360 and i understand that the remote session part is still using teamviewer. Can you enable MAAS360 to use Screenconnect for remote sessions?

Can this be considered as a feature enhancement please?

Similar to how Managed Shared Toolbox is available for selection or de-selection within security, it would be very helpful to be able to restrict a user from the ability to access Manage Credentials for a workstation.  We have administrators that would use the feature, but we don't want secondary ScreenConnect users who also have access to the station to have the ability to Send to Screen or alter the credentials.

I have found that, as an example, in trying to relog a user into Office 365 to activate local installations of office, the login is on 2 separate "pages."  On the first it requires the username, and on the second, it requires just the password.  So when I send credentials, it only sends the username (I assume it truncates full information, removing the password completely).  It would be great if there was an option to send only the password.  9 times out of 10, I know the username anyway...and just need the password.

Automatically send a wake up packet when a machine goes offline via WOL, instantly or after a give amount of time.

Partner would like the ability within SC to search for events/recording tied to a specific machine/tech/time.

It would be nice if the Linux installation could use Active Directory for authentication. I was told by support that the limitation is mono. It appears that mono has supported this for 6 years now!!!!

http://monox.mono-software.com/blog/post/mono/92/MonoX-Active-Directory-integration/

Frequently we are waiting on a user to stop using their machine so that we can conduct some pending work. Even when requested to notify us when they are done, often the user will neglect to do so. The result is that we need to continually check and re-check to see if the computer is yet available. If we fail to check frequently enough, the user may well shut down the computer for the day and we need to try again the next day, and the cycle continues.

Solution: add two trigger events: IdleThresholdMet and Logoff. An event can trigger if the computer has been idle for some number of minutes, or if the current user logs off of the computer. The IdleThreshold might looks something like this:

Event.EventType = 'IdleThresholdMet' AND Session.IdleTime > 10

The event is triggered when the computer in question has been idle for a number of minutes exceeding a threshold amount set in config settings (let's say the system default is 3 minutes). The subsequent check of Session.IdleTime allows fine tuning to the needs of a particular session.

Please allow on premise ScreenConnect Control server to be able to connect to the internet via proxy server.

Allow to specify both proxy address and port.

This is necessary for the on premise server located on the corporate network and don't have free access to outside.