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I thought that self closing tags were depreciated in HTML5 and were only allowed for older browsers.

The only significant features that I am aware of in phpBB4 (other than Chameleon) are those that were taken out of phpBB3.3

But isn't this all symptomatic of the overall problem? Half phpBB syntax and half Twig syntax - neither one thing or the other! I would have far more confidence if prosilver was to be converted to Twig (as it should have been many versions back)

Sylver Cheetah 53 wrote: Sun Aug 14, 2022 12:44 am Well, I do not like it. At all!

Why?

Surely just the ability to update from within the ACP is an advantage?

Mannix_ wrote: Sun Aug 14, 2022 6:19 am I believe that process has already started in the latest version (3.3.8) some of the html has been moved to the prosilver.

It may, but most of the changes would be far better handled with Twig

AFAIK if someone raises a concern about the development of Chameleon in a Chameleon development topic - it surely can not be classed as off topic.
It all depends on one's point of view. To the majority it is not but to a minority any criticism is considered off topic and may be threatened with an ...

GTi wrote: Sat Aug 13, 2022 2:54 pm regarding Chameleon being developed by one person.

As I have said more than once - all eggs in one basket, and no forward planning for the future.

If an established framework was to be used that problem would go away.

i would say keeping prosilver for 4.0.0 is essential.
I don't think that anyone disagrees with that statement but the issue is that there will need to be some significant changes made to prosilver if it is to be compatible with phpBB4/Chameleon due to the fact that it is a requirement of ...

The answer to the question "Is it worth it?" is, of course, yes because we do not pay for it therefore we will be eternally grateful for whatever we are given - whenever (if at all) we are given it.

It matters not one bit to me as I will not be using it - cannot be bothered re-writing extensions to ...

davecotter wrote: Sun May 01, 2022 4:32 pm Just been chompin' at the bit for v4 for a few years now.

At the present rate progress appears to be going you will be chomping for a few more years yet!

What is it that you want from phpBB 4?