This is release 2.34 of IAP Desktop.
This release introduces the following new features:
- Windows Defender integration: Files downloaded from a Linux VM are now automatically scanned by Windows Defender.
- Sign in with Chrome in guest mode: The Sign-in dialog now provides an option to sign in with Chrome in guest mode, making it easier to sign in for secondary profiles.
In addition, the release includes several stability improvements and fixes, including:
- You can now configure the maximum number of concurrent TCP connections IAP Desktop uses per endpoint. You can use this setting in situations where a proxy server doesn't permit more than a certain number of connections in parallel (#851).
- You can now customize the RDP connection timeout in the connection settings. Extending the timeout can be useful when entering credentials manually instead of using saved credentials.
- The minimum window size has been reduced, making it easier to use IAP Desktop on 1080p displays (#841).
- Downloading a file from a Linux VM failed if the file used file name that's not supported by Windows (#828).
Note:
- Windows 8.1 is now out of support and future releases of IAP Desktop will no longer be tested to work on Windows 8.1.
- Future releases of IAP Desktop might only be made available for 64-bit versions of Windows.