Version Release Notes (Changelog)
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 2026-10-27 | [*] Breaks can be up to 60 minutes long (was 30); a longer saved value is reduced to 60 [*] New breaks are created with the location “Virto Time Blocking” (was “MakeSomeBreak”), which users see in Outlook; existing breaks with the old location are still recognized as breaks [*] The sign-in prompt shown when the sign-in window is blocked or canceled names the app “Virto Time Blocking” [-] A suggested break that you remove from the day grid is not suggested again when the calendar reloads, until the page is refreshed |
| 2026-10-23 | [*] The feedback form rejects a message without a subject or text, or longer than 10,000 characters, and reports a failure when the e-mail could not be sent; it accepts up to 5 messages per 10 minutes from one IP address [*] Security: feedback e-mails are always sent from the app’s own address, and your address is used only as Reply-To |
| 2026-05-01 | Feature summary as of this date: a free personal Microsoft Teams app with “Calendar” and “Help” tabs; the Calendar tab shows your Outlook calendar as a day grid, with working hours taken from the mailbox settings; the app suggests breaks after long meetings and books them as calendar events with one click, and booked breaks can be removed again; settings for the meeting length that triggers a break (15 to 180 min), the break duration (15 to 30 min) and subjects to exclude from analysis, stored in the browser; light and dark themes; a product news panel and an in-app feedback form that sends a message to Virto support; a Help tab with an FAQ; sign-in with the Microsoft 365 account, no separate account needed; the app requires the delegated Microsoft Graph permissions Calendars.ReadWrite.Shared, MailboxSettings.Read and User.Read |
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