Any news or progress on forthcoming releases shall be posted here as shall requests for royalty free resources where needed.
All apps now have an additional full screen button when viewed in a browser. It is particularly beneficial on phones during tests as it permits larger images when the keyboard is showing. Click to enter full screen mode and again to exit for access to your address bar or navigation buttons.
It is fair to add that I am awaiting feedback on its performance on iPhones. I am hoping that it overcomes the floating website address problem that Apple deigns to call a feature.
The compiler used to compress and package apps on this site has been upgraded such that there should be no further issues with cached pages and future updates. Amongst its improvements is automatic date-stamped version control. Gone are the underscored suffixes that previously marked release versions too, so bookmarks you may have to any of the apps shall also need editing to remove them.
The underscored versions shall remain online for a little while longer so that old bookmarks and links from cached pages will continue to work, although you are advised to refresh pages and link to the latest recompiled versions.
The new World Flags framework uses a database that has been configured to support multilingual requirements in the future. However the Option List already works and tests can be performed if or when World Flags is translated in your web browser.
Browsers behave differently such that you may still need to scroll through the Option List for full translation before typing or after changing mode or continent. The list itself can always be used for selection instead, although it does remain in English language order.
For best results, select the mode, continent and test options you wish before translation. You will need to scroll through the Option List in some browsers before it is fully translated.
You are now ready to perform tests in your chosen language.
I shall return to this matter once other apps have been updated to use the new framework, so that countries can be reordered alphabetically after translation. Whether or not your language is fully supported, World Flags may still attempt to link to Wikipedia pages in your preferred language. Kiddle, however, is only available in English and Spanish.
Any progress on this matter shall be posted here.