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[QUESTION] What are your favorite spices to use in soups?
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If you previously purchased Paprika 3 on any platform, you will continue to get all the previous features for free, only new users will have limits imposed (only 50 recipes before needing to subscribe). In addition, you will get the same features on all platforms.
Previously, I had bought the iOS version as it was just a few dollars, but had not bought the Mac version as it was like ＄40! But now, I have the Mac version for free with version 4. This is awesome and more than reasonable.
The information is very clear on their Support page
You sound like an ad. That's eerily similar to the response I got from the developer. It does not address my question. But good for you, I guess. You appear to get something for free. What could possibly go wrong.
I'd prefer my software not change willie nillie without warning. At a bare minnimum I would expect a warning that things are going to change when updating. I should of had the option to decide what gets installed and what the trade offs are.
This is no different than Hue changing their terms of service on everyone without notice. It fundamentally changes the relationship with the developer, and not for the better.
"The information is very clear on their Support page" Yes, It NOW has information that could of been helpful to know before it updated. Your point?
Sorry you think that I sound like an ad. I’m genuinely happy with the update. Other apps I’ve previously bought simply released a new version and completely dropped all support for the old one. If I wanted the same features with the updated app it’d be a ＄20 per year affair. So I was very impressed with how this developer handled the situation.
You didn’t have to upgrade. The AppStore allows you to turn off automatic updates, which is something I do. I chose to upgrade after reading the update information; It was a conscious decision.
I can empathise that you essentially feel betrayed by the developer, and that feeling sucks. We have all been there.
I hope you find a better way to manage your recipes.