If a plugin is no longer available and no longer under development then there is no good reason to use it now so just ignore that plugin.
There is probably a good reason the plugin died, (lack of consumer interest, developer moved on orphaning the code, it was buggy, etc).
That plugin is probably going to be more problematic than practical in daily use.
Bottom line is just respect the intellectual property rights of others and you'll be on solid legal and ethical grounds.
There is probably a good reason the plugin died, (lack of consumer interest, developer moved on orphaning the code, it was buggy, etc).
That plugin is probably going to be more problematic than practical in daily use.
Bottom line is just respect the intellectual property rights of others and you'll be on solid legal and ethical grounds.
Statistics: Posted by Teksonik — Wed Apr 02, 2025 1:37 pm