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What`s new in oneclick™?

Version / Release: 2607.03.053​

Release date: 1 September 2026

Improvements​

More keyboard layouts, fewer wrong characters​

For each app, oneclick™ needs to know which keyboard layout the remote system uses. Danish is now in that list, so the letters æ, ø, and å appear the way they are printed on the key. If the layout of your remote system is not in the list, choose "Other layout" — your input now arrives correctly there too, including letters such as ą, ć, ğ, and ş, Greek and Cyrillic letters, and the Euro sign, which used to go missing. Shortcuts such as Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V work in that mode as well, and a help icon next to the setting explains what to choose. Your administrator sets the layout; where this setting has been released for you, you can change it yourself in the settings on your app tile.

App tiles show maintenance before you click​

When all systems that an app can use are under maintenance, its tile is now greyed out straight away and shows the maintenance notice when you point at it. Before, the tile looked normal, and you only found out after clicking and waiting for the app to start. The tile updates on its own while you are signed in, so the app becomes available again as soon as the maintenance ends. If you do start an app while everything behind it is under maintenance, the message now says so instead of reporting missing capacity.

Notice when maintenance is planned on your system​

If maintenance is planned on the system you are working on, oneclick™ now tells you when you start an app. The notice asks you to save your documents and sign out of the system — closing the app or restarting your browser is not enough. Once you have signed out, your next start puts you on a different system.

Bug Fixes​

  • E-mail template and public page in Hybrid Drive corrected: The Hybrid Drive e-mail template has been corrected. The public page where recipients without a oneclick™ account open a share now shows oneclick™ branding.

Version / Release: 2607.01.013​

Release date: 17 July 2026

Improvements​

Clearer set password screen​

The screen for setting your password now has a clearer title — "Set password" — that fits every situation, whether you are setting a password for the first time or choosing a new one. A new help link, "Why do I need to set a password?", explains why a password is needed and makes clear that setting it does not change your Microsoft, Google, or company sign-in password.

Postpone a scheduled shutdown until a date you choose​

If your administrator has enabled it, you can now postpone a system's automatic shutdown from your desk tile until a date you choose — not just skip the next scheduled stop.

Simpler "destination not ready" message​

When you connect to a system whose last known status is "not ready", the message is now shorter and clearer. It explains that oneclick™ still tries to connect automatically, and what to do if the connection cannot be established — without the technical troubleshooting that only an administrator can carry out.

Bug Fixes​

  • System tile status now updates on its own: When you connect to a system whose tile still shows grey ("not ready"), the tile now updates to green by itself once the system is reachable — without a manual sync.
  • "Reset credentials" no longer leads to an error loop: If signing in when opening an app fails, "Reset credentials" now lets you enter your credentials again instead of sending you back to the error screen.
  • oneclick™ Assist input field works from an active app: Basic users can now type in the oneclick™ Assist chat when opening it from a running app. The input field no longer loses focus after a click.
  • Reliable logout with Hybrid Drive: Users with Hybrid Drive can now log out reliably, and their Hybrid Drive session is properly ended.
  • "Screen too small" notice stays open: On mobile devices, the notice that the screen is too small no longer closes on its own after a few seconds — you dismiss it yourself once you have read it.
  • Registration form fixes: The country field no longer keeps its placeholder as text you have to delete first, and the consent checkbox now shows the correct terms label and links to a valid page.