ICR wrote: ↑Tue Dec 16, 2025 2:46 pm Hello Steve,
I can confirm that at the moment no further development is planned for WebAnimator.
I remain available.

So is this the end of the road for WebAnimator? Is it going to become abandonware?

Or has development ceased until the next major release?

= Steve

Almost 18 months now and still no new versions.

= Steve

Oskar007 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 16, 2025 10:28 am Hello Steve,
the latest version of WA 4 is 4.1.1, released in 2023.
Since the program runs well and is stable, there will be no updates for the time being.

Thank you.
Oskar007

Sorry, I misunderstood. So updates are only for bug fixes, and not new functionality?

= Steve

Hi! WebAnimator 4 has been available for a while and is regularly updated. Unfortunately, there is no official information about support for version 3. If you can't use WebAnimator Plus 3 due to registration issues, I suggest contacting Incomedia's technical support. You might also consider upgradi...

steve_gill wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:15 pm I sent them a message. It will be interesting to see what they come back with.

They never replied. Great support.

= Steve

I sent them a message. It will be interesting to see what they come back with.

= Steve

Sorry, that was meant to be free "upgrade" period. Please refer to the attached screenshot.

= Steve

I used Web Animator 3 previously and then bought Web Animator 4. Is WA4 going to end up going the same way as WA3?

I haven't seen any updates in over 12 months and now my free update period has expired.

= Steve

Most graphics software can be installed on 2 computers, as long as they're not used at the same time. For me, I work on my desktop computer and then sometimes work on my laptop on my deck. Just about all software I use, and I have a lot, can be used in this way. I think Atomi Systems should reconsid...

Good afternoon Steve I perfectly understand what you mean. Just like you mentioned, WA 3 has been around for a long time and as one could expect, it included new functionalities that were built upon WA2 engine, which of course meant that latent shortcomings of the technology used had been brought a...