News

  • Support status change coming 13.09.2026
    A heads-up on an upcoming support-lifecycle change: on 13.09.2026, a few older builds move down a support tier, per the build-lifecycle policy on the Version Overview page. If you’re using one of them from our CDN, please switch your links to a currently supported version before then. Once a version is unsupported, it’s removed from… Read more: Support status change coming 13.09.2026
  • 🆕 Release: “Fennel” 0.2.0.9 / 0.3.0.0 “Fieldrush”
    Version 0.2.0.9 — Test Release Fennel Fennel is the first architecture test of PanPlay’s next interface generation: a small application shell built on the independently versioned Pangom Web Framework (PWF), running on the same evolved PanPlay engine underneath. It’s a pure test release — unstable, not for productive use — while Everlasting (0.1.1.0) remains PanPlay’s… Read more: 🆕 Release: “Fennel” 0.2.0.9 / 0.3.0.0 “Fieldrush”
  • 🆕Release: “Cactus” 0.1.0.0
    Prickly but comfortable. Cactus finalizes all changes from the last test versions. The new version finalizes the move from ownOnline oOPlay to Pangom PanPlay and cleans up some of the code. No more debug messages. The new design is based on this website and goes from chunky corners to charming nice curves. PC users can control the volume with the mouse scroll wheel. Smart phones now see larger covers and marquee title information. Cactus is new and brings more convenience.
  • Reminder: Old PanPlay CDN (oop.ownline.eu) and older PanPlay versions will be discontinued on 01.11.24.
    The old CDN server (oop.ownonline.eu) will and some old versions of PanPlay (formerly oOPlay) no longer be in operation from 01.11.24, but will only forward to the new server. From 2025 old CDN server will be completely offline and will no longer retrieve the player. If you use our old CDN, please change your links.
  • 🆕Release: “Barberry” 0.0.2.0
    PanPlay has a new release and a new name! Barberry is making all the changes from the last test releases acceptable and is finally bringing more network stability through fewer requests.