In this sense, add-ons are now optional components. This means you don’t have to manually search for and install add-ons, or wonder if you are using the latest version. But that's not all, from now on if you use a custom installer the add-on will be installed automatically. Now, all add-ons are included in RDM, and they are automatically updated when RDM is updated. Remote Desktop Manager 2019.1 features a major improvement to the add-on manager. VPN add-ons (OpenVPN, Nortel VPN, etc.).Session type add-ons (Java Web Start, SQL Management Studio, etc.).Session tools add-ons (remote shutdown, whois.).Import add-ons (Filezilla, SecureCRT, etc.).There are MANY different add-ons that were developed using RDM’s SDK, such as: If you’re new to Remote Desktop Manager, the Add-on Manager (which you’ll find in the Tools menu) helps you simplify the process for identifying, installing and managing add-ons that are used to extend the application. So basically, our motto is, “If it ain’t broke, upgrade it!” And that’s exactly what we’ve done with Remote Desktop Manager’s Add-on Manager. Even if a feature works the way it’s supposed to, we know there’s always room for improvement. You know the old saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”? Well, here at Devolutions we disagree with that advice.
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