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This release adds support for OAuth authentication for both sending emails using an SMTP server and receiving emails using an IMTP server. This is especially useful when using an email server such as Microsoft Exchange. See the documentation for more information about enabling and configuring OAuth.

The WebIssues desktop application has been updated to version 21 of Electron. Note that because of stricter security in this version of Electron, the desktop application only works with the latest version the WebIssues server, and requires https connection.

The passwords stored in the database are now hashed using the native, more secure PHP mechanism. They will be automatically re-hashed upon login, so it's not necessary to change the existing passwords, as they will continue to work.

You can find the packages for the WebIssues server and desktop client on the Downloads page.

Version 2.0.4 of WebIssues is a minor feature update. You can find the packages for the WebIssues server and desktop client on the Downloads page.

It is now possible to configure the format of issues added using email inboxes are created. By default, the HTML content and any additional attachments and images are added as separate attachments to the issue. You can change this by setting the email format to EML file; in that case, the entire message is attached to the issue as a single EML file which can be downloaded and opened using any email client.

A few minor bugs were also fixed and some translations were updated.

Version 2.0.3 of WebIssues is available. You can find all the packages for the WebIssues server and desktop client on the Downloads page. You can also go to the Demo page to access the online demo.

This release fixes compatibility with PHP 8. It also improves testing and diagnosing sending emails - the error messages are now logged and debugging SMTP connections can be enabled in the advanced site options. In addition, when you open a link to an issue or folder and your session has expired, you are now correctly redirected to the target URL after logging in.

The desktop application has been updated to version 13 of Electron. Other dependencies have been updated as well.

If you would like to help translating WebIssues to your language, please join the WebIssues project in Crowdin.

The documentation for users and administrators of version 2.0 can be found at https://doc.mimec.org/webissues-guide/.

Version 2.0.2 of WebIssues is available. You can find all the packages for the WebIssues server and desktop client on the Downloads page. You can also go to the Demo page to access the online demo.

In this release, the Italian and Spanish translations have been updated and the desktop application has been updated to version 9.4.3 of Electron, which fixes some security issues.

A few bugs have also been fixed. Filters using the "IN" operator didn't work in some scenarios, and editing filter operands using date and number fields worked incorrectly in some languages. Also, the email of registered users was not stored correctly after approving the registration.

If you would like to help translating WebIssues to your language, please join the WebIssues project in Crowdin.

The documentation for users and administrators of version 2.0 can be found at https://doc.mimec.org/webissues-guide/.

Version 2.0.1 of WebIssues is now available for download. You can find all the packages for the WebIssues server and desktop client on the Downloads page. You can also go to the Demo page to access the online demo.

The most important features and changes in this release are:

• Searching in dropdown lists
• Updated the Russian and Korean translations
• Updated the desktop application to Electron 9

Also a bug has been fixed where filtering issues by custom attribute caused an error.

Note that some translations are still incomplete, so if you would like to help translating WebIssues to your language, please join the WebIssues project in Crowdin.

The documentation for users and administrators of version 2.0 can be found at https://doc.mimec.org/webissues-guide/.