Blogging about Royal TS/X, Royal Server and Royal Passwords

We got several feature requests around passwords, management of passwords, handling of credentials, etc. Some features required a bit of thinking and research on how to implement them. Two very popular feature requests...

In our previous blog post we have set up and configured Royal Server. Next, we need to prepare a connection in Royal TS/X to access Royal Server.

As an example, we will configure a Windows Processes connection in Royal...

After you have installed Royal Server, you should check Configure Royal Server now to review the default installation settings and adapt them to your needs. Although this post seems a bit long, you can leave everything...

With the new version of Royal TS V3 around the corner, we’ve tweaked some things around update notification and installation. The update notification window almost looks like the previous one but there’s an additional op...

We are really excited to announce the public beta of our next major releases of Royal TS/X as well as Royal Server today!

Royal TS/X – the next major versions

In the last months, we have been very busy to build t...

Beginning of June we were presenting our new product, Royal Server which expands the functionality of our existing Royal TS/X clients (for Windows and OSX, and soon Android and iOS) substantially.

The unique thing...

Royal TS (the Windows as well as the OSX version) is a client application and as such not affected by the Heartbleed vulnerability.

But Royal TS is connecting to servers using SSL (e.g. using a WebConnection with https...