Is MRU Still supported?

Since there have been no updates in 3 months -- I feel that it is fair to ask whether the program has been abandoned or not?

 

Thanks so much for the reply LowWaterMark

I have to tell you that I am pleasantly surprised to find out that the talented person behind this program is a female -- That is really great!

 

LowWaterMark
I have to tell you that my grandkids and I just love your little avatars -- we think you are one talented person as well -- take good care and thanks for the quick reply and the information.

 

OOPs!
If you feel that Mr. Javacool would be upset by his gender having been put into question -- mayhaps you should eliminate the posts about it -- I will leave it up to you?

It is still a good idea -- I am sure that there are some talented ladies out there somewhere -- at least that is what I keep telling my granddaughters - since our people are Matriarchal -- I get most excited when I see women getting ahead in this world.

 

ARRRRRRRGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! And I was just about to hit on her. Him. Never mind.

 

I remember that Javacool had promised to develop a version which would allow users to identify apps with MRU's, and have the program clean them up. That would save a lot of updates because apps would not have to be identified one at a time for Javacool to program.
I've been thinking that the delay was caused by adding that valuable feature. Hope I'm right. Any comment?

 

I think he should update at least once a month or at least keep us updated through the forum once a month when he excpects a new build to be realeased.

Thanks for all your hard work m8.

 

I am attempting to add this feature as well as finish up a major upgrade of the program, but both are proving to be quite time-consuming.

I'll try to release a bug-fix/database update build soon (it won't include the new features you mentioned above, but it will include added items in the database).

Best regards,

-Javacool