Release Notes for WhatPulse 2.6 | WhatPulse: Track and analyze your productivity

Added the NumPad to the keyboard heat-map.
Brand new communication framework; pulsing is more reliable, secure and data-loss free!
Extra time windows in the real-time network graph (last 5, 15, 30 and 60 minutes)
Added variables for todays keys, clicks, download and upload in the Geek Window.
Added a new setting to include beta versions in the update check.
Display most used key combinations.
Added uploading of heat-maps for a future website feature.
Added a cool dotted graph to show which days are your favorite days to reboot.
Premium: Add a "Last 12 hours" and "Last 24 hours" view to the input history chart.
Add facts for most productive hour for keys and clicks.
Add keyboard, mouse and trackpad hardware detection for display on computer profile page.
OS X: Offer the user to automatically fix Accessibility permissions on startup when detecting they are not correct.

Computer names can now be renamed on the website with no impact on the client. "Refresh Status" will update to the new computer name.
OS X: Fix retina screen support for the menu bar icon.
Detect whether a fullscreen app is active and don't send any notifications (and remove the option to disable notifications for that purpose).
Several interface and security improvements; it looks better with dark themes and all login info is encrypted twice.
Change 'month' in time selection to reflect last 29-31 days instead of the current month.

Fix bandwidth spikes at the end of the real-time network graph
Fix false-positive premium membership deactivations in some cases.
Fix not being able to resize keyboard and mouse heat-maps to the maximum size of your screen.
Fix thicker black borders on Windows 8.1 on several spots in the interface.
Avoid "Missing input" message upon pulsing in some rare cases.