PC version of CRD

[Alex Alex]

Are You planning to develop CRD working on PC?
Best to be portable, so it can be used from computers where we aren't
allowed to instal SWTOR and other private programs (at work).
I would gladly buy that version of CDR.

[Hypercane Studs]

Alex,
We didn't think there might be a market for a pc version. Many work environments that block install of applications also block outbound ports.  Technically, a pc or web version would be simple to make we just have to figure out a distribution channel.

Zach
Hypercane Studios

[Michael Bosek]

Also be very interested in this, work sucks and yeah app installs are
blocked

On Feb 12, 3:26 pm, Hypercane Studs <hypercanestud...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Alex,
> We didn't think there might be a market for a pc version. Many work
> environments that block install of applications also block outbound ports.
> Technically, a pc or web version would be simple to make we just have to
> figure out a distribution channel.
>
> Zach
> Hypercane Studios

[ldea...@gmail.com]

Yeah,  an app won't work behind a corp firewall if they have any sense of security.  

Perhaps a webbased app...

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[Hypercane Studs]

The difficulty of a web based version is that the client still runs as local code in your browser. So network communications still originate from your browser and are subject to whatever port blocking your IT policy sets.

A version that originated traffic from a remote server would be a security risk since everyone's passwords would be stored on the remote server.

I could do the first one but would never do the second.

Zach
Hypercane Studios

[Hypercane Studs]

FYI
http://www.hypercanestudios.com/2012/04/crd-online-edition.html

Zach
Hypercane Studios