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IITC Store announcement and other development progress

# IITC Store

The official collection of third-party plugins - IITC Store - has been launched in test mode. At the moment, plugins in collection are automatically checking for updates and generating a list with plugins.

Thanks to @Suburbanno for his list of plugins, which I added to collection. Looking forward to your plugins as well. To add your plugin to the catalog you need to create a PR, more details in CONTRIBUTING.md file.

In the future, I also plan to create an IITC Store page on the website for convenience.

# New mobile app

As you may know, IITC Mobile does not meet the updated requirements of Google Play, so it is impossible to provide updates to users. Making major changes to IITC Mobile to meet the new requirements is difficult because it has a lot of old code, and the main IITC-CE developers are not Java developers.

So I started creating a new mobile app written in NativeScript+Vue.js, and using common code with the browser-based IITC Button add-on.

The common code with IITC Button was put in a separate library (lib-iitc-manager) and tests were added. This helped to fix some hidden bugs, in particular fixing some plugins that did not work with IITC Button before. The lib-iitc-manager is already used to build the IITC Store collection. I am sure that using the library on a large number of plugins will fix the remaining bugs and get the IITC Button and new mobile app to run all IITC plugins without problems.

# Need your help

I've been actively fighting Putin's regime since 2017. Unfortunately, before the full-scale war in Ukraine, many, both in Russia and in other governments, did not see him as a threat.

I think you've already read a lot about what Putin's army is doing in Ukraine, but I want to show what's going on from a different angle. International money transfers have been blocked for Russian citizens. In particular, freelance work has been made much more difficult. It is clear that this is how sanctions work, acting on everyone and not on the specific people to blame for what happened. But now freelancers have a choice: look for orders in the rather poor local market or work for organizations, thereby becoming more dependent on Putin's government.

It is now impossible to donate IITC through PayPal and LiberaPay (uses PayPal for withdrawals).

Fortunately, it is convenient to make a donation via Telegram. You can also donate in cryptocurrency.
Your donations allow me to pay for the project server and more time to develop IITC instead of doing other work.

Thank you for your help and use of IITC. Stay with Ukraine. And Russia will be free.