We meet with our customer rep on a regular basis and go over new features we request. The team has been quite responsive in fulfilling most of the things we've requested in the revisions as we go along. They implemented changes related to colors. That was one of the things we asked for. One feature that I would like to see is related to comments. Comments need to be layered so that they are always on top. When you click on the comment feature, a dialogue box pops up, and you start entering a comment and put it into a VPC or a group of some sort. When you click on that group, the comment shouldn’t disappear behind the group. That's a problem that I would like to see fixed. The comment should always stay on top. It should be at the top layer above everything else because I can't see a reason why the comments should be under the things that you're commenting on. ThreatModeler Platform needs an enhancement so that comments always remain on top layers in diagrams, preventing them from disappearing when interacting with other components.
We meet with our customer rep on a regular basis and go over new features we request. The team has been quite responsive in fulfilling most of the things we've requested in the revisions as we go along. They implemented changes related to colors. That was one of the things we asked for. One feature that I would like to see is related to comments. Comments need to be layered so that they are always on top. When you click on the comment feature, a dialogue box pops up, and you start entering a comment and put it into a VPC or a group of some sort. When you click on that group, the comment shouldn’t disappear behind the group. That's a problem that I would like to see fixed. The comment should always stay on top. It should be at the top layer above everything else because I can't see a reason why the comments should be under the things that you're commenting on. ThreatModeler Platform needs an enhancement so that comments always remain on top layers in diagrams, preventing them from disappearing when interacting with other components.