OpenCart VS the-drugulator

The maintainer is apparently infamous for lashing out against people trying to report potential vulnerabilities.

He had a similar attitude all the way back in 2014:

> i'm closing this as its a waste of time.

https://github.com/opencart/opencart/issues/1269#issuecommen...

OpenCart is one of the best FREE and open-source Ecommerce platform that offers many features, such as:

Maybe open source solutions like https://www.opencart.com/ or https://prestashop.com/ ?

If you don't care about the Framework, I would recommend Opencart https://www.opencart.com/, it uses an internal Microframework, in general it is basically pure PHP with little dependency, with that it is one of the best in performance and ease of customization, being 100% modular.

In comparison to a SaaS eCommerce platform, a self-hosted solution requires more technical skill and maintenance; however, it is the most flexible option for those looking for complete customization capabilities. Self-hosted solutions do not have any limits and the website can be tailored in many different ways. Examples of self-hosted eCommerce websites are Uvodo, Magento Enterprise Edition, OpenCart, WooCommerce, and PrestaShop.

OpenCart

Some of the similar ecommerce solutions may be able to do same e.g. https://www.opencart.com/

I like - https://www.opencart.com. Requires bit of configuration initially but has good customisation. Wordpress plugin - https://woocommerce.com

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