Blocs is not designed as a tool that manages code, this means it’s not possible to edit the code for an entire page within Blocs. Blocs has its own file format and does not support opening other file formats such as HTML files.Ī. Can Blocs open and edit any website or HTML Files?Ī. All app limitations are displayed at startup when Blocs runs in trial mode. The Blocs trial is indefinite, however, it is limited in various ways. You can read more about non-profit discounts here. Do you offer discount to Non Profit Organisations (NPO)?Ī. You can read more about student/academic here. If you are currently using Blocs v3 you can read about upgrading to Blocs v4 here.Ī. Updates are free and upgrades require a reduced upgrade purchase fee. An update refers to moving from one minor version to another, e.g. An upgrade refers to moving from one major version to another, e.g. What’s the difference between upgrades and updates?Ī. If you are currently using Blocs version 3 you will first need to upgrade to Blocs 4.0 in order to update to 4.1. For example, if you have Blocs 4.0 you can update to 4.1 for free. All updates for the current version of Blocs are free. If you own Blocs v3 you can upgrade to Blocs v4 at a reduced price. There are currently no plans to bring Blocs to Windows. Unfortunately Blocs does not support case-sensitive file systems.Ī. Does Blocs support case-sensitive file systems?Ī. A single Blocs license allows you to use Blocs on up to 2 Mac computers. Blocs requires around 82.3MB of disc space. How much disc space does Blocs require for installation?Ī. Blocs requires MacOS 10.14 (Mojave) minimum. What is the minimum version of MacOS I can use Blocs V4 with?Ī.
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