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it took me a while to notice the screenshot was the Photopea UI, not Photoshop's UI. This software is playing with fire (legally speaking)
by yohann305 9y ago
it took me a while to notice the screenshot was the Photopea UI, not Photoshop's UI. This software is playing with fire (legally speaking)
- plttn 9y agoJust looking at it, it appears to me like the layer visibility icon is the exact same icon. This is more than playing with fire.
- jsmthrowaway 9y agoThe tool panel is pretty much identical in its entirety. Layout, which tools go where, icons, etc. Edit: Seriously, guys, it is, I'm not sure why I'm being downvoted: http://otms.wikispaces.com/file/view/PS_tools_Wiley_Media.jpg/469004108/PS_tools_Wiley_Media.jpg http://otms.wikispaces.com/file/view/PS_tools_Wiley_Media.jp...
- IvanK_net 9y agoSome similarities with Photoshop are necessary to guarantee the PSD support (same layer properties, same layer styles, same adjustments - for adjustment layers). Otherwise, I think that all image editors look quite similar, e.g. https://www.Pixlr.com/editor https://www.Pixlr.com/editor , Pixelmator, or Affinity Photo
- alexbeloi 9y agoMaybe the play is to get people using it quickly and get bought by Adobe as a way to resolve the legal problem. The owner is putting themselves at a huge disadvantage in negotiation doing this.
- bb88 9y agolook and feel is not copyrightable. Images and display code, however, are. https://newmedialaw.proskauer.com/2016/02/05/website-html-is-copyrightable-even-if-look-and-feel-is-not/ https://newmedialaw.proskauer.com/2016/02/05/website-html-is...