This reflects the transition from JKS to PKCS#12 as the default keystore in Java 9
PKCS#12 is now the default when creating a new keystore. SHA256 is now used in timestamp requests (instead of SHA1). This fixes issues with detection of JRE installations and notarization. macOS: The application bundle now contains a custom Java runtime. macOS: VAqua Look&Feel is no longer the default. macOS: Fixed an incompatibility with VAqua Look&Feel that caused a save dialog to be shown instead of an open dialog (reported by Filipe Forneck, fix contributed by Gary Bartlett). 
Key Usage extension is now correctly marked as critical in all default extension templates (reported by James K Polk).
Fixed an error when inspecting a SAN extension that contains a User Principal Name (reported by e4711s). Fixed AKI/SKI extensions not being updated when added from a template or CSR (reported by Michael Karnerfors). Fixed AKI/SKI extensions and Issuer/Subject Organisation not shown in table view (reported by Michael Karnerfors). The right click menu cancels the selection of multiple entries. Note that you have to use the "Edit" menu, the toolbar icons or the keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl-x, Ctrl-c, etc.) to select the operation. KSE allows now to select multiple entries by pressing SHIFT or CTRL and perform the following operations on all selected entries (contributed by Christoph Kaser):. 
Additional button in "Certificate Extensions" window to save those extensions as a template (contributed by Stephen Tomkinson).or if the input starts with "0x", for example "0x12345678" would be interpreted as decimal 305419896.
KEYSTORE EXPLORER TEMPLATE SERIAL NUMBERS
Certificate serial numbers can now be entered in hexadecimal format as well (contributed by Stephen Tomkinson). This release includes the following improvements and bug fixes:
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