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RECENT UPDATE: September 2015, NetSpot 2.4.623<\/a> released. We keep polishing the product while something really new is getting ready to be revealed. Meanwhile the new build is addressing a few visual and internal issues and acknowledges smoother loading of large map files. Scroll down for more details.<\/p>\n Previous updates:<\/p>\n June 2015, yet another minor update posted for NetSpot 2.4. The build #2.4.607 adds several requested features and improves overall app efficiency. We also did some preliminary improvements for the upcoming OS X El Capitan 10.11, more to come.<\/p>\n March 2, 2015, NetSpot 2.4.590 is released.<\/p>\n Today, February 9, 2015, we release NetSpot 2.4.585. It’s also a minor release that addresses a few issues reported by our users, and adds a few polishing touches here and there. See the changelog below for details.<\/p>\n On January 2nd, 2015, we uploaded NetSpot 2.4.583 with a critical fix of the annoying freezes when loading projects that contained incorrectly formatted or empty BSSID values.<\/p>\n Earlier, NetSpot 2.4.582 was released. It’s mostly a polishing update with tons of minor improvements, however, it also includes some of the freshest fixes for the most burning issues (mostly related to OS X 10.10) kindly reported by our users<\/a>. Here’s the full changelog of this update:<\/p>\n Get the new update here.<\/a> Or just follow the auto-update hints in any of the previous NetSpot releases.<\/p>\n Scroll further to see the original post and full explanation of what NetSpot 2.4 is about!<\/p>\n ***<\/p>\n You\u2019ll be pleased to know that our bigger, better, stronger NetSpot 2.4<\/a> is available today as a free update for all users. It has ten+ new features, as well as numerous improvements and bug fixes. This update also adds full and improved support for OS X 10.10 Yosemite.<\/p>\n First, we\u2019re excited to tell you that NetSpot now has Global Preferences<\/b><\/a>, accessed from the main menu bar (NetSpot > Preferences). This gives you one convenient spot to adjust NetSpot\u2019s settings, and adds a bunch of new options — including a brand-new way to manage AP aliases<\/a>. There are six sections<\/a> (note that some features are for PRO users<\/a> only):<\/p>\n We\u2019ve also added a bunch of new features to Discover Mode<\/a>. The right-click menu is now available when clicking on any column (instead of just the first one), and it now includes an option to set a custom color for each network. The right-click menu offers more selection options as well, including Invert Selection, Select All Filtered, and Select Networks by Channel.<\/p>\n Two other often-requested new features are the ability to add a heatmap legend<\/a> when exporting heatmaps as images and the ability to skip all further tests if an error occurs during Active Scanning<\/a>.<\/p>\n We\u2019ve also squashed several annoying bugs, including the excessive memory consumption that was occurring with the following visualizations: Quantity of APs<\/a>, PHY Mode Coverage<\/a>, and Frequency Band Coverage<\/a>, as well as errors that occurred when exporting or clearing data in Discover Mode.<\/p>\n Ready to update? Click here to download version 2.4 now<\/a>!<\/p>\n\n
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