And remember, guys that develop these addon managers are WoW players like everyone else here, so they will sure do better than some ass company making business on it.
These addon managers are opensource therefor you can say they are transparent and safe to use as anyone can see the code for themselves and author of these can’t really hide anything malicious there. But not only bad reputation, even the video ads that will be played inside their garbage app is the reason behind all these (their apps were/are even marked as trojan by some antiviruse softwares). I hope I'm making some kind of sense in my post, English isn't my mothertongue so bear with me. But I've read that Overwolf has a bad reputation, what about that? Is that the reason why other addon-managers are shown/used? Somewhere I read that Overwolf also has an app so I guess the Addon Manager will then be on the Overwolf app that "we" would have to/could download (same like some time ago when CurseForge was bought by Twitch, we "had to" download the Twitch App).
If I understood correctly, Twich sold CurseForge (which is the addon manager for WoW and many more) to Overwolf. Will be nice not having to open up and check TukUI every so often to see if there have been updates to ElvUI! Comment by Blizerkian on T05:39:21-05:00 This one is especially nice since it can keep up with addons from other sources. Comment by Dakcenturi on T05:17:08-05:00įirst I had heard mods are being discontinued on Twitch App, but glad there are alternatives. Automatic updates only guarantee that you are part of every broken version released. Even if it's not a lot it's better than nothing. There are many others, but this one is mine Comment by Shogon on T04:52:29-05:00ĭoesn't work well with beta addons, installs retail instead of the 9.0.1 versions of the same addons Comment by Mendokusai on T04:54:53-05:00Įven if i'm not enjoying running overwolf in background to get my addons updated i'll still use it rather than third party addons managers for the simple fact that overwolf gives money to some addons developers through a partner program. Link your wow addons folder into a dropbox folder and use that on any machines you're on. Still looking for addon manager(exept twitch one), what can sync addons between few PCs.
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