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For everyone outside of the US, date formats are either dmy or ymd. The licence portal however always shows mdy which is incredibly confusing. It would be far better if all datetimes were presented in the ISO8601 format which everyone understands and can interpret without confusion, i.e. yyyy-mm-dd. Screenshot: I had no idea if this was 7th of October or 8th of July until I looked at other licences which were purchased after day 12 of a month.

An account to check other support tickets from people that I'm responsible (similar to this: http://ideas.inductiveautomation.com/forums/265590-website-feedback/suggestions/6541981--site-admin-user-for-iu , but with tickets). Maybe a company admin account, that can keep track of sombe basic information from another accounts.

Update the WYSIWYG editor to support <pre> and <a> tags

After testing the trial version sounds cool. Good SCADA TOOL and easy to use

After course completion, a printable Certificate for presentation to an employer to show verified proof of having earned the credential would be nice.

Many times when I suspect there may be a bug in a Version of Ignition on a project that's been installed a while back, I will go to the downloads archive page and view the release notes of versions in between. However, this requires searching one sub version at a time. Would be nice if there was a place that has all the release notes in one spot, so I can just do a keyword search to find what version something was fixed on instead of searching 8.1.8, then 8.1.9, then 8.1.10 etc.

For instance, sometimes Google search returns a page from version 7.9. A big banner at the top of the page prompts the user to click the link and see the latest version of the page. However, clicking this link or changing the dropdown from 7.9 to 8.1 just returns you to the main Intro page on the user manual. This leaves the user with two options: search for the page they were just on in the correct version (slow, but accurate), or they could hit the browser back button and possibly get incorrect information (fast, but possibly inaccurate). The best option would be to redirect to the same page the user was on, or possibly a search results page based off the title of the page the user left.

Is it possible to switch ALL of Ignitions website to have a selectable DARK mode. The bright white classical background is really hard on developers and users who continue use the various websites (manuals, forum, ideas, etc.).

Notification on the home page or by mail when new release candidate or modules upgrade are available