pembajakan mahal dan teknologi yang terbakar

1. had to rebuild the whole site.
   its not an addon or an expansion. its a hijack.
2. utter waste of money; very heavy, outdated and slow. modern coding practices load much faster and it shows in ure PageSpeed Insights. SEO gets fckd.
3. horrible tiered support. a dev’s worst nightmare. 4, 5 times being refferred EACH time you need support. Its organised, i give them that,but so inefficient, timeconsuming and therefore frustrating, and slow.
4. most tutorials are outdated. its a joke. deepseek helped me through setup, cuz their own documentation is extensive, but outdated.
5. retarded coding approach. when Elementor hijacks Woo, you have to reset the endpoints, but they dont tell you this, so your order process breaks, putting you out of business. after 24hrs of tiered support you learn that the PRO install hijacked ure endpoints.
6. have to make new product layouts for most individual products, as , when you make a template, you have to assign it to a product… in the end you have as many templates as you have products. retarded waste of time.
7. when you try the free, they blackmail you into the pro with disabled features such as “customise checkout”, which turned out, didnt customise shit. not typography, not colors, not text fields ( its in the API now)
   And when you finally stupid enough to go Pro, the whole blackmail starts again for other , pay-extra? features. its been a very costly, dissapointing, -almost deadly to my website- experience.

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