#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER MOD#
#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER PATCH#
#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER DOWNLOAD#
#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER WINDOWS#

is blizzard supporting overwolf? how does overwolf have the rights over the stuff that is made by blizzard. *me, a regular person that just manually checks and installs updates to addons on a semi monthly basis without an addon manager* Comment by RemTilak on T14:15:23-05:00īack and forth, back and forth. To bad many people will buy right into Overlwolfs sheme. Thanks for finally having the courtesy to call it 'rain' though. That's fair, and to be honest I could care less if you use it, just pointing out that it wasn't omitted or hidden (or really even unexpected, given that since they made the app of course you're going to agree to their terms). Yeah, but it still seems dodgy and sketchy given it's an Overwolf thing still.

Just stop talking yourself in circles and admit you hate addon creators, stop sneaking around it. 'addon makers should not be allowed to make money' wow, bad take, say goodbye to bigwigs, DBM, and more. *Uninstalls Overwolf.* Comment by Felplagued on T14:02:48-05:00 I keep checking WowUp to see if the updates are matching the ones in CurseForge but theres always a couple needing to be updated on it. Took you a while but at least you've done it. Step 2 in 2023: We're deprecating the standalone client because it's just not seeing enough use! (Meanwhile we've successfully killed off all the 3rd party updaters because of our easy and lowest common denominator solution so now you're all S.O.L!) With our luck, Microsoft will come in and make things worse and not better, but we can always hope that's not the case.Įdit to add: Also, this is an old and obvious pattern: Step 1: Hey guys, here's a standalone client! See, we're not so bad. That's where all addons should be maintained at. Meanwhile, Microsoft literally owns GitHub. Blizzard dropped the ball because they didn't want to be on the hook for supporting third-party addons, so they never made a central hub for them. My sincere hope is that Microsoft comes in and cracks down on companies like this trying to make money off of something that's supposed to be a fun hobby and videogame. I use WoWUp and have removed CurseForge as a provider from it. I use many addons, so the fact that they have made a standalone client for that, is good news to me. I actually love this change, regarding of what many people might say. made it a no thanks for me Comment by Laptican on T13:53:33-05:00

What this dosnt say, is you need to agree to the Overwolf ToS. Man I'm so sick of switching addon managers, just give Wowup what they need Comment by dokeefe1986 on T13:47:40-05:00

#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER PATCH#

For those, downloading and installing the addon manually is a very simple process that can be done with minimal effort and typically only needs to be done whenever there's a new patch or major update. Not every addon can be found there though, as some remain exclusive to Curse until their authors decide to host them elsewhere.

#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER MOD#

WowUp already released a guide preparing its users for the turnover, using alternative mod repositories on Wago.io, WowInterface, Github, and the WowUpHub. Of course, if you're still not interested in using CurseForge or anything associated with Overwolf, other options still remain. The settings include closing the app completely on exit and some currently greyed out privacy options. If downloaded and installed correctly, it should run independently and without the Overwolf application.

#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER DOWNLOAD#

Updating is as simple as clicking a button, with a separate section for searching the CurseForge repository to download other addons. Once actually installed, the app is very straightforward and works much like you'd expect - updating addons without Overwolf's overlay or other frills.

Ignore the 'recommendation' and download the standalone version if you only want to manage addons without all the extra Overwolf functionality.

#CURSEFORGE LAUNCHER WINDOWS#

Currently in Alpha, this client only supports Windows and World of Warcraft addons.

In order to get the standalone version, you'll want to scroll down to CurseForge download options and select CurseForge Standalone (Alpha) from the drop down menu instead - or use this direct download link. Getting to the standalone app is a little misleading however, as the link in the article directs to the main download page for the Overwolf app. We’ve taken this into consideration and developed a standalone version of the CurseForge app on Windows, based on Electron, which you can download here. Many of the community members voiced their preference for a leaner approach to managing mods.

Curseforge launcher