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    • February 9, 2019 at 10:58 pm #18345 Reply
      Sue
      Guest

      Hi,
      you used to be able to switch to ‘Old Editor’ at the bottom of the home page…seems to have disappeared ?
      Really do not like the ‘new’ version..how can I access the Old Editor again ?
      Sue .

    • February 24, 2019 at 12:59 am #18531 Reply
      Annie
      Guest

      Same as Sue, I preferred the old editor. Can we still access it?

    • February 25, 2019 at 12:31 am #18535 Reply
      Avatar photoRibbet
      Keymaster

      Hi Sue and Annie,

      Thanks for reaching out to us!

      You can access our old editor at ribbet.com/cls.

      Let us know if you have any other questions!

      Regards – The Ribbet Team

    • February 25, 2019 at 9:10 pm #18539 Reply
      Annie
      Guest

      Thank you!

      Is it accessible for a limited time only?

    • February 25, 2019 at 9:11 pm #18540 Reply
      Annie
      Guest

      Actually, it’s the Pixlr editor that I’m really using. I don’t find the same options your the new Ribbet Fly editor. Otherwise, the new version doesn’t bother me. Is there a way to access the Pixlr editor with the new version of Ribbet?

      Thanks!

    • February 25, 2019 at 9:19 pm #18546 Reply
      Avatar photoRibbet
      Keymaster

      Hi Annie,

      Pixlr are unfortunately retiring their Pixlr Express editor and as their API (which Ribbet has always relied on to integrate with them) is broken and won’t be fixed, we are no longer able to include them in our Pro Editor tool.

      We will however be adding lots of new Pixlr-like overlays and borders to the main Ribbet editor. This is coming really soon and is looking awesome! Are there any particular effects that you’d like to see us implement?

      Regards – The Ribbet Team

    • March 1, 2019 at 3:54 am #18788 Reply
      Kim Plechaty
      Guest

      The Pixlr option was GREAT! So many features I used on a daily basis. For example Ribbet still doesn’ t keep the photo size fixed when you add a border to it like the Pixlr did. ( If I size a picture for 8×10 and add a border I need the picture to STAY 8×10 in size. Ribbet merely adds the border size on to the picture so now your picture is actually bigger than intended and when its printed the border is cut off due to the added frame.) Also there were several overlays I used such as the light leaks. I hope some of these features can be brought back or adopted by Ribbet

      • March 1, 2019 at 3:56 am #18791 Reply
        Avatar photoRibbet
        Keymaster

        Hi Kim! I just replied to your other post. With the borders maintaining their aspect ratio, which frames in particular would you like to see work in this way? We’ve added in light leaks and other similar overlays. Let us know any feedback you have so we can work on making things perfect.

        Regards – The Ribbet Team

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