Adobe Animate service discontinuation reversed; continued in maintenance mode
Adobe had announced that it would end the availability of its 2D animation production software "Adobe Animate", but has reversed this plan and announced that it will continue to provide the software in maintenance mode.
Under Adobe’s new policy, there are no plans to discontinue Adobe Animate or make it inaccessible, and the company guarantees that it will continue to be provided to both existing and new users, ensuring continued access to content.
Existing users will be able to continue using Adobe Animate, and new users will also be able to download Animate.
Adobe Animate is now in maintenance mode for all users; while security fixes and bug fixes will be provided, no new features will be added.
The maintenance mode for Adobe Animate is indefinite, and at present there are no plans to discontinue Adobe Animate or make it inaccessible.
Adobe states that even if development circumstances change, it is committed to ensuring that Adobe Animate users can access their own content.
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