The highlight of this release is the new option to transmit scans via intent directly and reliably to web applications.

Configuration is now unified and centralized for various device manufacturers (such as Zebra, Honeywell, and CipherLab). This makes scanner processes significantly more flexible and better integrated: Intent-based Scanning

The highlight of this release is the ability to create and use custom keyboard layouts!

Using our editor, you can design and build your own layouts. These can then be exported and, for example, deployed via MDM. Of course, it's also possible to use different layouts on a website depending on the input field type or any custom programmatic distinction.

More details on configuration can be found in the keyboard control article.

This release mainly includes minor optimizations in error handling and user interfaces. A major new feature is the ability to insert custom styles or CSS into websites.

This allows the appearance of websites to be changed. For example, ITS-Mobile can be adjusted for small screens, or the colors, sizes, and positions of UI elements can be modified in general.

With a complete overhaul of the settings, navigating and customizing the app has never been easier. Dive into a more intuitive interface, enhanced functionality, and improved performance.

In this version, several bugs are fixed and the performance of settings has been improved.

A new setting Allow insecure connections has been added in this version. This is disabled by default. When enabled, insecure websites can also be opened. By default, an error message is displayed to the user if an attempt is made to open a website whose certificate is invalid or has expired.

In some cases, however, self-created certificates are used. These can be installed on the device, but if this is not possible, this new setting can be used so that the website can still be opened.

The focus of version 4.5.0 was to simplify the use of existing features, remove bugs and integrate feedback and requests from the last version.

To simplify logins in particular, many users of TheFlex already use a login via NFC chip. Introducing and establishing this NFC-based process is quite simple, but still requires external software and hardware. In the future, this should work in just a few minutes and exclusively with TheFlex. In preparation for these improvements, a tool has now been integrated into the settings with which any content can be written to and read from an NFC chip.

With version 4.4.0, two major features were added: Custom Scripts and a Kiosk mode.

With the scripts, it is possible to define JavaScript, which is inserted into any websites and apps by the browser. This can be used to implement many functions, such as login via QR code and NFC as well as customizing old web applications or hiding unnecessary fields. Further details with examples of how these scripts can be used can be found in the instructions to Custom Scripts.

Kiosk mode can be used if no MDM is in use, which usually includes kiosk mode. More details can also be found in the instructions for kiosk mode.

The focus of version 4.3.0 was to improve the user experience. This includes not only speeding up the use and setup of TheFlex, but also catching common errors with web pages and displaying better error messages.

Furthermore, the transition from the old to the new license codes has been completed. As of this version, only new license codes can be used.

In this release, several features have been added that simplify the operation. In particular, the display of errors has been improved so that it is quicker and easier to identify why web pages or apps are not loading.

Another important point is the change in licensing. The new form of the license codes contains additional information, which means that warnings are also displayed within the app when the licensing period is coming to an end. Thus, the current license can no longer suddenly expire.