Was a happy user of previous edition, took an update, now requiring me to upgrade (and pay for the upgrade). I was considering the upgrade (and open to paying), however being forced to puts a bad taste in my mouth, and I will pursue alternatives (pay or not). I am fine with no further updates to what is now the “classic” edition - what I am not fine with is being forced to pay for an upgrade that I do not want. Response to dev: There is no requirement to deprecate and halt support. Just leave as is. The That is the problem - removing access for something that was paid for and doesn’t need further revisions. This is coming from a software development professional - you are clearly frustrating your customers, and I agree with the other review - cash grab. I was open to paying on the new app until this happened, and now will not.Further response: your behaviour and responses demonstrate exactly what I am indicating.
The old app being there means I get non stop crash reports, support emails, and bug reports from users for things I likely can't or won't fix because that app is coded like garbage since it was my first app I've ever made. Also lol at "cash grab" the ~100 people that use IRC on their phone in 2024, such a cash grab. Both the classic app and this app were made for me and I was nice enough to share them with other people. This isn't for the money, but I do value my time that I could be spending on literally anything else where I won't be berated with negativity after spending months of my time making a better qualitfiendingResponse to the further response: What's sad is that if you didn't take it to a 1 star review from the start and were just a decent person, you could've emailed or come to our IRC channel and asked for a free code. About 100 have been given out to nice people who just asked for it, reported a bug, or were just civil people instead of a keyboard warrior fiending for a 10 second dopamine rush from a bad review that's just going to get wiped in a few days anyway.