Changelog

Hello! I hope you're enjoying your Summer.

[New] Say hello to a new section for Entra Global Secure Access. This sits directly beneath Entra ID in the app and browser extension, keeping all of Microsoft Entra close to hand.

[New] The macOS app now launches in a more useful, rectangular size. No more resizing every time you wish to use it on the Desktop.

[Updated] The Microsoft Entra section has been renamed to Entra ID. All of Entra's identity and protection controls sit within here.

[Updated] The Teams Admin Centre has been overhauled. The layout now matches the latest changes by Microsoft, and a few deprecated URLs have been updated.

[Updated] AAD Connect Sync and AAD Cloud Sync options now sit side by side in the Entra ID section, exposing quick access to administrators regardless of the hybrid sync you use.

[Updated] The Endpoint Manager branding and tooltips within the InTune section have been removed.

[Updated] A small accessibility change, increasing the contrast of a few icons when using Centro 365's dark mode.

What's new in v3.2

+ New content: 365 Defender - Now has items to submit unsafe sites, malware and abuse reports to Microsoft
+ New content: 365 Admin Centre - Adoption Score, Devices, Autopilot, Roles, Health, and Hardware Support added
+ New content: Entra - Roles & Admins, Conditional Access, Identity Protection, User Experiences, and Monitoring and Health added
+ Endpoint Manager renamed to InTune, in line with Microsoft's rebranding. All URL's have been updated
+ Overhauled the Purview blade
+ Fixed 365 Lighthouse blade header URL now goes to the right destination

+ 'Azure AD' centre is now 'Microsoft Entra', and follows the Entra Admin Centre layout. This still contains all the best bits of Azure AD, as well as Credential Management and Verified ID
+ 'Security' admin centre is now '365 Defender', with all the Defender goodness!
+ Updated the layout of 'Purview', and added some new items
+ Added new menu items to 'Azure', as well as new Data Explorer and Azure Lighthouse sections
+ Added new menu items to 'Exchange Online'
+ Added new menu items to 'Microsoft Teams'
+ Added new menu items to '365 Admin'
+ Added new menu items to '365 Apps'
+ Added new menu items to '365 Lighthouse'
+ Updated the iconography for '365 Lighthouse' and '365 Defender'
+ Bump Fabric CSS dependancy to v11.0.1

Version 3.0 is the biggest update I've ever put together for Centro 365.

What's new?

* Custom favourites. You now have the power to create up to ten shortcuts that’ll always be within your grasp. These don’t need to be Microsoft 365 or Azure links either, so feel free to favourite your most used online resources or reference material.
* Centro 365 can now be opened up as an app, letting you use it with whatever browser you want. (This works especially well in Split View on the iPad)
* A gorgeous new icon, which looks perfect in the browser, your iOS Home Screen and your Mac’s Dock. (There are subtle changes to match each operating system’s look and feel).
* Sidebar buttons highlight themselves as you hover over them, to aid in navigation and accessibility

What’s changed?

* Added a Marketplace item to 365 Admin admin centre
* Added Insights, and ‘Settings’ items to Exchange admin centre
* Added an Azure DevOps section to Azure admin centre
* Added a Security section to Azure Active Directory admin centre
* Added Data Connectors to Microsoft Purview admin centre
* Added Enhanced encryption policies to the Teams admin centre
* Added a ‘Power BI’ section to Power Platform admin centre
* Added a Troubleshooting section to Endpoint Manager admin centre
* Added new items to the Yammer and Stream admin centres
* Added a Content Types item to the Sharepoint admin centre
* Renamed the Compliance centre to Microsoft Purview
* Sidebar icon changed for 365 Lighthouse, to better resemble what it is
* Sidebar dark mode colour palette is more coherent
* Overhauled the layouts of Endpoint Manager, SharePoint and Purview admin centres, to better resemble Microsoft 365’s own structure

What’s fixed?

* The toggle switches on the Settings page now blend in properly with Dark Mode
* Additional spacing added to the bottom of the sidebar, so it isn’t flush with the base of the Safari extension pop up