> I thought they did do this? I never tried but I got a lot of emails about iOS & Android next to Desktop from them up until a few years ago when unsubscribed t

> I thought they did do this? I never tried but I got a lot of emails about iOS & Android next to Desktop from them up until a few years ago when unsubscribed to their mailing list. Indeed they do, but that's assuming those cross-platform features are any good. No one I've heard of uses Delphi for Android and iOS development. As a Delphi house, when we actually needed to develop an Android app, we went with Java and Google's Android Studio, because Delphi's offering simply wasn't mature enough. Nor was it useful to use any advance third-party libraries in your app. Similarly, their MacOS and Linux offerings (not the IDE, because that's Windows only) aren't particularly good either. It's only really the Windows verion that gets official improvements, and FreePascal basically handles the Linux compiler. Which is fine, I guess. But it's rather a hassle to maintain a codebase for cross-platform clients, since you actually need to fiddle with your code between Delphi and FreePascal.