It's a shame that Adobe only thinks about making more money regardless of what the users want. They decided this knowing that every developer loved the tool because they didn't have to spend so much money on this, and they think we will buy a full license to be able to use the same tool... or maybe we'll just stop using adobe at all and look for something else?
I concur with whats being said here. Its is a sad day for developers. If anything, they should've kept the tool alive and allowed for professionals to pay for it. Photoshop is nowhere near the usability of the web tool. Its definitively a loss for the community.
Was shocked to find this functionality removed today. We used this feature constantly and it made both our designers and devs lives much simpler. This is a popular work flow for many professionals.
They gave us some 30 days notice (the tool showed a popup message at some point). However, it is utterly silly to remove such a great tool instead of perhaps just make it a paid service.
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