Thanks for providing some information from your side, Alex. Personally I think it was a mistake to sell this software. If it was difficult for you to earn money with it, it will be even more difficult for other people. Maintaining and developing code that others have written is certainly not easier than maintaining your own code. I can imagine that the new owner had good intentions but then realized how big the task was, became demotivated and gave up. You should have kept it, but slowed down development.

I't sad that the whole story wasn't a success for you, since I believe the original idea of Freeter is great, I haven't seen anything similar in the market, and your software implementation is also very well done.

Maybe you can sit down with the new owner and find a way to sort out the mess and make the whole thing work again.

@ManjirS Among the buttons on the top right corner of the browser window (which only appear when you hover over the browser window) there is a "reload". You can reload the page using the right-click context menu on the browser window. Does this solve the cache problem?

@2Ben3510 I don't understand it either. First abandoned by its original author and now by the new owner.

@Big-stick I don't think the new owner is being malicious. He hasn't even released an update that could contain malware, and locking users out by letting your certificates expire would not help in that regard either. It looks more like he doesn't care any more. Maybe it was too difficult and arduous to continue working on the code base of a project written and abandoned by somebody else, even if he originally wanted to do that.

But a word of clarification would certainly help us. And if this is really abandoned, please release the code as open source.

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