Release Notes 90.0 - 10/30/2020

New Features​

• ​Photo integrations enabled on mobile devices
  When using CWP with a mobile device, it is now possible to simply upload photos and files to a Trusted Share.  You can either select a set of photos from your library and upload them, or start the application and the pictures you take will be sent to the trusted share..
  
  
• New Rich Text Editor in Trusted Shares Messaging
  A Rich Text Editor has been introduced within Trusted Shares messaging. The Editor supports copy/pasting of Images (stored as base64) and display of HTML content.
  
  
• Audit Events capturing changes made to any Trusted Share sharing options
  When an owner alters the Sharing Options of a​ Trusted Share, there is a new Audit Event called "Options Update".   When viewed, this Audit Event will be display in table format, a list of the options altered, their original value and their current setting.
  
  
• Audit Events ​capturing changes to any Organization Sharing Policies
  Sharing Policies altered by an organization admin have a new Audit Event called Update Policy to capture any changes made by the Admin.  When viewed, this Audit Event will be displayed in table format, a list of the options altered, their original value and their current setting.
  
  
• New Logic for handling ​Shared Securely/Private Folders 
  ​Introduced new Logic that prevents the user from making a cloud provider shared Folder into Private folder in e-Share. In the past when a user made a Cloud provider shared Folder/File Private, they disabled other (internal) users from accessing said Folder/File.
  Added the ability to toggle between Private and Shared securely by introducing a new icon to turn Files/Folders to Share Securely (previously there was only the make "Private" icon present).
  
  
• Pagination Support - support for directories with large object counts​​​
  Trusted Shares that contain Folders with a large number of files will now display their content in a paginated manner. Files will be loaded in chunks while the user scrolls down. (Cloud Provider limitations apply, for example OneDrive can display up to 100 concurrent files).