Dotfuscator Professional Edition, Version 4.28.0 - Release Date March 9, 2017

In order to install and use Dotfuscator, you must have at least .NET 4.5.2 installed. Dotfuscator will still process assemblies built with older versions of the .NET framework.
Dotfuscator no longer supports its Visual Studio integration with Visual Studio 2008.
Dotfuscator’s Visual Studio integration is now available for Visual Studio 2017 (VS 15.0).
Dotfuscator is now supported on Windows Server 2016.

The Debug Check can now detect the presence of native debuggers such as WinDbg.
The Debug Check now provides anti-debug defense for UWP applications.
Lucidator output now looks like a stack trace, making it much easier to read. It is still possible to obtain the old output style with the command line option `/legacyoutput`.
Lucidator no longer displays version and licensing information every time it runs. This information can be accessed with the command line option `/version`.
Assorted changes were made to the Dotfuscator GUI’s menu structure to make things easier to find:
- Moved the `Build` menu entry from the File menu into a new Build menu and named it `Build Project`.
- Moved ‘User Preferences’ out of the View menu and into the Tools menu.
- Renamed some other menu items for clarity.
Added a button to the toolbar that will open the location of the obfuscated asssemblies in Windows Explorer. Furthermore, the build output will say where the processed assemblies have been written.
Dotfuscator will now automatically save your project when you build it.

Improved network connection management for product activation and update checking.
The command line version of Dotfuscator will display more user-friendly, succinct usage when requesting it with ‘/?’. ‘/??’ will provide the original, extended help information.
Dotfuscator no longer ships with a PDF version of the User Guide.
Previously, the analytics exception message sent from a positive Debug Check was “No message specified”. It is now “Debugging was detected”.

Fixed an issue where sending analytics messages to a dynamic endpoint failed when running Dotfuscator from the MSBuild task (as opposed to running the Dotfuscator executable directly).
Fixed an issue where Dotfuscator failed to successfully parse certain combinations of generic arguments in CustomAttribute definitions, resulting in the production of invalid assemblies.
Fixed an issue where having multiple Tamper Check attributes in a single Dotfuscator project could result in invalid injected code.
Fixed a display issue when running Dotfuscator on a mixed DPI multi-monitor setup.
Fixed assorted issues where specifying inputs with trailing backslashes resulted in assemblies not being found or the Dotfuscator config file not being written out properly.
Fixed a bug where Dotfuscator was incorrectly writing out XAML binding elements.

Dotfuscator Professional Edition, Version 4.28.0 – Release Date March 9, 2017