I asked Tom about this in the office and he said it didn't affect us, but guess he should confirm... Tom

Thank you for clearing this.

Just a theory but as I know the Scirra website, once you log in to another device, you get logged out from another device.

If my theory is correct, we might be getting logged out frequently because our accounts are being infiltrated.

Or Scirra is having website issues with cookies.

It's due to some caching errors according to Tom . I don't think that all of our accounts are being infiltrated that often. Nevertheless, it's an annoying bug. When I want to read a new blog post, I know that I'll have to log in again.

I think it's a bit too soon to post a topic like this, while Scirra is still revealing new and new C3 features. But just to mention some of the features that makes it worth to consider C3:

• Scirra's own cloud APK exporter.
• New features in the editor to make the development process faster and more comfortable.
• Completely redesignable and translatable editor.
• New plugin manager with the future promise of editor plugins.
• Built in web-font support.
• Etc..

The browser based editor can have several advantages, and I don't think that Scirra would go for it if they weren't absolutely sure about that it will work great.

The subscription is one of the main topics in the C3 forum section, but to cut it short: No one-off payments. And I think it's better that way (but that's just my opinion).

(including a dark one)

Thank you very much!

Recently news appeared that Cloudflare had a bug that let user data be compromised between 2016.09.22. and 2017.02.18. Since Scirra recently started using Cloudflare, the scirra.com domain is in the list of the possibly affected sites. I might be paranoid, but I think users should change their passwords. Also, it's worth to take a look at the full list (for ex. HumbleBundle and Discord were affected too).

The full list of possibly affected domains can be found here:

https://github.com/pirate/sites-using-cloudflare

If you are also thinking of using a password safe, I'd recommend KeePass:

http://keepass.info/

You should give PhoneGap a try as well. Maybe it will work for your project.

Turns out that if i tweak some things in the Nvidia Control panel to gear towards C2 and Nwjs, they will Run almost perfectly. Heres the problem, if i unplug the Power Adapter from my laptop it will go right back to good ol' 2 fps. Plug it back in and immediately its running smooth 60 again. Any Idea what this is about?

My guess would be that your laptop switches to the integrated GPU when you are on battery power. Try setting it in the Nvidia control panel. Look for something like "Setting application performance" and "Power saver" (I don't know what terms the Nvidia CP uses).

For me, it takes 7 seconds as well.