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Mac Client 6.3.3 – Potential OS Upgrade notices

Today we are releasing version 6.3.3 of the Mac agent. Among other things, this agent provides data about potential OS Upgrades; just in time for El Capitan.

Subscribers can opt-in for these notifications, details in our community form.

Other changes in this release include bug fixes for our Daylite Server plugin, and one more tweak for filevault testing.

This release also corrects an issue where URLs in the Contact Menu which contain a # would break due to double percent encoding.

Additionally, version 6.3.3 and above should aggressively reset any caching in the PreferencePane, ensuring that your Custom Branding shows through right away.

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