[xFT] Photoshop on HTML5 [Deleted]

[BegemotUral]

BegemotUral submitted a new resource:

[xFT] Photoshop on HTML5 - This simple addition will add "Photoshop on HTML5" to Your forum.

Source of the flash script: https://www.photopea.com/
In the script there is an advertisement of the author.

Demo: http://xf-t.ru/xft-photoshop5

Description:

• This simple addition will add "Photoshop on HTML" to Your forum.

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[invictus]

Very cool to have a non-flash option. I'll try it soon. Thanks!

 

[Sandman RSS Feed]

Probably should remove this from the overview:
"Source of the flash script: https://www.photopea.com/
In the script there is an advertisement of the author."

 

[BegemotUral]

Probably should remove this from the overview:
"Source of the flash script: https://www.photopea.com/
In the script there is an advertisement of the author."

Thank you, corrected.
The source is not the flash script, just the script.
And advertising of the author in this addition and I think people should know about her.

 

[Myke623]

Photopea is not Photoshop. From the website:

Photopea is an advanced image editor, which can work with both raster and vector graphics. You can use it for simple tasks, such as resizing images, as well as complex tasks, such as designing webpages, creating illustrations, processing photographs and more.

So while it may be very Photoshop-like, to label this resource as Photoshop is misleading.

 

[invictus]

Photopea is not Photoshop.

Agree. This script does look like a clone of Photoshop, but is not in any way sanctioned of licensed by Adobe as far as I can tell.

The word Photoshop used throughout should probably be renamed to avoid potential trademark infringement issues.

 

[BegemotUral]

I don't accidentally wrote in the description of name in quotes, implying that it is not a true Photoshop.

• This simple addition will add "Photoshop on HTML5" to Your forum.

 

[Myke623]

Using quotes does not necessarily imply that. Additionally, the resource title is called Photoshop on HTML5 and you're even using the Adobe Photoshop icon (Ps).

 

[BegemotUral]

Using quotes does not necessarily imply that.

All over the world it means the same thing, I'm sorry that it is not obvious to you.

Adobe does not release Photoshop in HTML 5 or Flash. The icon will change in the next version. Today or tomorrow.

 

[BegemotUral]

Additionally, the resource title is called Photoshop on HTML5

[KL] Telegram Bot (for NSF) - Telegram is not developing the bots for xenForo.
[cXF] Twitter Widget - Twitter does not make widgets for xenForo.
I can give many examples. It is necessary?
If you are a fighter for the rights of the companies start the discussion of all topics that use the brand name.

 

[Myke623]

The two examples you cite are add-ons that utilise publicly available APIs to extend functionality with and/or work with the official application (Telegram, Twitter, etc). Hence, there is no issue with using "Telegram" and "Twitter" in these cases, because that's what they're interfacing with.

Your application has nothing to do with the official application of Adobe Photoshop. In fact, all you're doing is wrapping someone else's image editing application (Photopea) website within a xenForo page/node, and if I was the creator of Photopea I wouldn't be pleased to see someone re-branding my product.

 

[BegemotUral]

I'll leave this issue to the discretion of the administration. They say change, I change the data.

 

[RobParker]

No forum owner would touch this while it's actively infringing on Adobe's trademarks given how litigious they are.

Very cool addon but as has been mentioned, branding it as Photoshop is a huge mistake.

 

[BegemotUral]

Okay, I'll listen to your opinion, the next version will be called Photopea, as, actually, the name of the script. Although it is easier to make new than to rebuild the old one .

 

[BegemotUral]

Given fair comments addon rewritten. Now uses the original name of the script, rather than the trademark of Adobe Photoshop.

 

[BegemotUral]

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