MX Browser

- Start loading page only after MDM configuration was applied

- Improved handling of Enter key event in Keyboard Wedge mode

- Fixed 3D touch results grey popup issue

- Reporting to your MDM is now available. When configured, MX Browser can report data about MX mobile terminals (see https://cmbdn.cognex.com/knowledge/mdm-solutions/ios/adding-mdm-reporting-to-an-application)
- Custom keyboards (including MX Keyboard) can no longer be used with MX Browser
- Fixed “Do not move” setting, which previously couldn’t be selected
- Execute enter key events for the proper element (When an event happens on an element, run the handlers on it, then on its parent, then all the way up on other ancestors.)

Fixed crash when copying configuration
Remove google search for non URLs
Fixed invalid warnings in zoom settings when correct values were set
Fixed periodic MX-100 connection attempt even when no MX-100 mode was switched on

- New Keyboard Wedge Mode provides broader web application support by inserting scanned results into the OS’s keyboard buffer, more closely simulating users entering data from the native keyboard. This mode is especially useful for web applications and sites that may be using JavaScript and dynamic fields for validation and navigation.
- New options for disabling the top navigation bar and the navigation buttons
- New option to allow full screen browsing
- New zoom options for webs applications that do not properly scale to fit the screen
- MX Browser now supports multiple configurations so individual web apps/sites can have their own settings.
- Added an HTML insert feature which allows any HTML fragment to be inserted in web pages as they are loaded. This allows for adding CSS, JavaScript, meta-tags, or any other HTML text to web pages while they are rendered.
- Added support for the MX-100 Barcode Reader

- MX Browser configurations can be deployed via a supported Mobile Device Management platform (MDM).

- Added support for certificate exceptions