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In this case I believe it's because the app was written principally for Windows Phone, which is dead, though I really like it on desktop Windows too. The author

In this case I believe it's because the app was written principally for Windows Phone, which is dead, though I really like it on desktop Windows too. The author moved on to writing a PWA version instead. There is a bit of a general runaround to maintaining app store presence, keeping versions up to date and stuff, if someone doesn't want to use an app anymore personally and also aren't making money on it, I definitely can't fault them for delisting it.

ungamedplayer 4y ago
> There is a bit of a general runaround to maintaining app store presence, keeping > versions up to date and stuff, if someone doesn't want to use an app anymore > personally and also aren't making money on it, I definitely can't fault them for > delisting it. I think you've hit the nail on the head, its like an extreme version of software rot.