Software update: DisplayFusion 9.2.4

Binary Fortress Software has released version 9.2.4 of DisplayFusion. This program is intended to manage a multimonitor setup. For example, a separate background or screensaver can be set per screen and programs can be opened on a screen to be determined by the user. Pricing for a license starts at $29. There is also a free version, but of course it has less possibilities. More information about DisplayFusion is on this page. Since version 9.2, the following changes and improvements have been made:

Changes in version 9.2.4:

• Change: TitleBar Button separators can no longer be added to the right of the last TitleBar Button. If you need to move the buttons to the left, you should use the offset options in a Compatibility rule.
• Fix: Resolved an issue with Monitor Fading and ‘Fade Non-Primary Monitors’
• Fix: Wallpaper exposure info tag now correctly formatted
• Fix: Resolved a memory leak with taskbar shortcuts
• Fix: Resolved an issue that caused the installer size to be larger than required
• Fix: VirtualBox now works correctly with Alt+Tab
• Fix: Resolved an issue that caused DisplayFusion to incorrectly detect if the computer is locked on startup sometimes
• Fix: Resolved an issue that caused TitleBar Buttons to be removed if the image was missing
• Fix: Resolved an issue where the DisplayFusion Taskbar and TitleBar Buttons are unexpectedly disabled
• Fix: Resolved an issue where the wallpaper window was completely broken in remote desktop sessions
• Fix: Resolved an issue that caused an extra Start button to show up when using the VR desktop feature in the Oculus Rift software
• Fix: General fixes and UI tweaks

Changes in version 9.2.2:

• Fix: Resolved an issue where DisplayFusion couldn’t see some monitors in 9.2.1 that were working fine in 9.2

Changes in version 9.2.1:

• Fix: Resolved an issue where DisplayFusion couldn’t see monitors if there were 2 or more connected to the same model of USB display adapter or same USB docking station
• Fix: Resolved a couple of scenarios where an error would be thrown when loading a Monitor Profile
• Fix: Resolved an issue where Monitor Fading (set to “Fade everything except current window”) would get stuck, causing DisplayFusion to run up the CPU