Re: [BlueGriffon] Digest for bluegriffon@googlegroups.com - 2 updates in 1 topic

[Rob Ward]

"It's fairly clear to me that Daniel has abandoned BlueGriffon." Wellmy guess is, unless someone pays him for a new copy maybe, it is the support for the existing lifetime licences that appears to have gone. Happy to be proved wrong.

RocketCaje gas one big problem for me, no Linux version???
Cheers, RobW

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Greg Chapman <greg...@yahoo.co.uk>: Apr 06 10:12AM +0100 It's fairly clear to me that Daniel has abandoned BlueGriffon. He used to jump on people who posted anything on this group about alternative programs or even general HTML/CSS coding, pointing out this was a BlueGriffon support group only.   I came across this program a few weeks ago. It rarely features on "Best Web Editor" listing web sites, but seems to be very much on the spirit of NVu/KompoZer/BlueGriffon and with a similar policy and pricing for the "pro" edition.   https://www.ambiera.com/rocketcake/ <https://www.ambiera.com/rocketcake/>   I confess I have haven't even run the setup program let alone used it in the real world but I did read the docs at:   https://www.ambiera.com/rocketcake/doc/index.html <https://www.ambiera.com/rocketcake/doc/index.html>   on the face of it an excellent BlueGriffon substitute.   In general, however, it seems that the world has moved on. No one codes sites from scratch these days and even the pros use rely on bloatware such as WordPress to keep their clients happy. But those products just don't produce the compact standards compliant code that BlueGriffon and its predecessors made it so easy to do. :-(   Greg   On 03/04/2021 21:47, imazer wrote: