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Release Notes
Stay up to date with the latest features and improvements to Salesforce User Inspector.
Version 2.1.0
16th August, 2026
Features
- Added Permission Set Groups, Apps and Flows Access and Tab Visibility side-menus under Inspect User.
- Added Assigned Apps and Flows side-menus under Compare Permission Sets.
- Rearranged side-menu sequence for Compare Permission Sets menu to mostly follow alphabetical order.
- Removed unnecessary element spacings to accommodate more area for the actual content.
- Fixed some styling issues.
Version 2.0.0
05th August, 2026
Features
- Rebuilt using ReactJS + TypeScript replacing previous vanilla JS implementation.
- Cleaner and more consistent UI/UX.
- No Connected App authentication required now. It uses existing logged-in Salesforce session.
- Now a floating icon shows on the right of the active Salesforce logged-in session tab for quick access.
- Sub-menus and other options like search, are moved to the left sidebar.
- New buttons added for few sidebar menus to view the details directly in Salesforce.
- Introduced a settings button on the top-right corner that includes new theming system, and displays Salesforce API version used.
- The current themes include Blue and Teal.
- Redesigned few areas for each menu content.
Version 1.2.0
07th July, 2026
Features
- Redesigned how the inpected user name is shown.
- Added pill shaped tabbing system for more operations which is not related to a specific inspected user.
- Added a new tab for Permission Set Comparison.
Version 1.1.0
08th June, 2026
Features
- Added new tab - 'Record Sharing'
- Get related Object and it's OWD and record ownership under the tab.
- Analyze how the data is being shared with the user based on share object.
- View the record-level access of the user.
Version 1.0.0
Initial Release - 20th May, 2026
Features
- Initial release
- Manage Permission Sets and Permission Set Groups assignments.
- Manage Public Group assignments
- Manage Queue assignments
- View Object and Field permissions with their source