IOS Software Checker is a nice tool, do keep it. But for the "helicopter view" the comprehensive list is a really great help. And it's no problem that the list is a snapshot at publication time. The fast response to a serious vulnerability is the hours or days immediately after the advisory has been posted.
As much as I don't want to come of as saying "me too!", I agree with everyone who wants the old IOS release table in security advisories to come back. The IOS Software Checker is a nice tool, and development on it should absolutely continue, but the benefits of that tool do not completely offset the loss of IOS release tables.
As a possible compromise - how about keeping the IOS release tables until the software checker is more fully developed?
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