Thanks,
Jason
Thanks,
Jason
Only the developer of a plugin has the legal right to improve it and update it, but if you have a specific problem with a plugin the others can publish a "patch", that is legal.
We are a few plugin developers here, if it is a plugin that I have acquired and I can reproduce your problem I can see what happens.
It would be good to ask specific questions of the type "I get this error from this plugin when I do this" and attach a screenshot.
So it's risky to purchase plugin here as there are several that simply don't respond anymore and now we are stuck with a plugin that doesn't function properly or if we need modifications done. There should be a stipulation when developers join that they are responsible for the support of their products to their customers and if they are not supporting their product they could lose the right to their plugin so other developers who are supporting customers can take over.