July 30th, 2012 1 Comment » | POSTED BY ROB

MoneyDashboard Set To Launch New Version

Money management tool MoneyDashboard is set to release a new version in mid-August.

Whilst the features of the new version are not fully known, MoneyDashboard have announced the following in an email to its users:

Moneydashboard

We’re looking forward to seeing the new version of the software. The personal finance management (PFM) market continues to struggle to get off the ground in the UK, and MoneyDashboard is one of the handful of developers still plugging away. Development has been a little on the slow side in the past 18 months, but it looks as if they’ve undertaken some serious redevelopment of the site in order to improve the service for users (and, no doubt, spent a considerable amount of money in the process).

One of the biggest changes is the move from Silverlight to HTML5. The use of Silverlight was always a dodgy move, in my opinion. Getting the average web user to download a non-standard browser plugin no doubt put off a lot of users.

We’ll post more details on the new look MoneyDashboard when they become available.


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1 Comment on “MoneyDashboard Set To Launch New Version”

Control Your Spending, August 2nd, 2012

MD is definitely a great tool to help you manage your finances.

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