Mostly, and even some Windows users don’t want to install software that has such a great amount of permission over the entire system just for a game’s anti-cheat.
It’s nice that users can now know beforehand if a game uses such software. Avoids refunds.
Thanks for reminding me. Now I gotta go watch it again.
Tuxedo is German.
MMM, so good. Especially if you dip it in blinker fluid sauce.
“See how you can call people with your telephone? It’s like that, but you can send text messages instead. All telephones have a little screen to display the message.”
I don’t think people from the 80s would have much trouble understanding sms, tbh.
For your boss it is. You’re not making them money.
So, post it when you’re making those arguments, don’t spam it everywhere.
Your spoiler tag didnt work for me on alexandrite.app, just fyi.
Same on Connect (Android).
Edit: Someone else here found that the license basically means all the code you write with it becomes theirs. Seems like we found the catch.
Bahaha if this is true, then this tool is basically pathetic as it’s almost completely useless.
You know we can see that you removed the comment that was screenshotted, right?
It’s just bait (just look at their comment history). Please ignore and move on.
I think you might’ve misunderstood what a WebView is.
A WebView is just another UI component/control/widget that windows apps can use, just like how things like buttons, check boxes, text fields, etc are also UI components. The idea is for developers to be able to just use those common components instead of re-programming them every time.
The WebView is used to display html content (not necessarily web pages) inside an app without the developer needing to basically program or embed an entire browser engine in their app just to show something.
That sucks : (