Ajour - Open Source Simple World of Warcraft Addon Manager

Posted 2020/09/29 at 3:14 AM by perculia

Ajour

Ajour is a World of Warcraft addon manager written in Rust with a strong focus on performance and simplicity. The project is completely advertisement free, privacy respecting and open source. Ajour manages your addons for both Retail and Classic World of Warcraft by fetching updates from both CurseForge and TukUI.

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Comment by nerzhul629if they can provide a linux build too for linux users, or we can just compile it with cargo :)Comment by AcidWebThere is way more than one opensource addon manager: https://ogri-la.github.io/wow-addon-managers/Comment by Marlowe88Looking good! (And "À jour" means "up-to-date" in French, neato!)Comment by SnichyIm hearing a lot of people using wowup.io lately and saying good things about it (not to mention Cursebreaker), wondering what's the difference and which I should chose when Twitch goes.Comment by GriindhouseThere is way more than one opensource addon manager: https://ogri-la.github.io/wow-addon-managers/Comment by RangodiThere is way more than one opensource addon manager: https://ogri-la.github.io/wow-addon-managers/Comment by SmexhyIm hearing a lot of people using wowup.io lately and saying good things about it (not to mention Cursebreaker), wondering what's the difference and which I should chose when Twitch goes.Comment by StagenThis is great news, 'cause I ^&*!ing loathe the Twitch client with a vengeance.Comment by septicsalmonRemovedComment by cressyfrostNeat!Comment by VSozonovDid you already showcase wowup.io here and if not what's the criteria for addon manager to show on this site? There is a whole bunch of them right now, makes no sense to show only oneComment by SmexhyThere is way more than one opensource addon manager: https://ogri-la.github.io/wow-addon-managers/Comment by septicsalmonRemovedComment by septicsalmonDid you already showcase wowup.io here and if not what's the criteria for addon manager to show on this site? There is a whole bunch of them right now, makes no sense to show only oneComment by 4iamkingIm hearing a lot of people using wowup.io lately and saying good things about it (not to mention Cursebreaker), wondering what's the difference and which I should chose when Twitch goes.Comment by EnapiuzRust, niceComment by ZeheveThere is way more than one opensource addon manager: https://ogri-la.github.io/wow-addon-managers/Comment by m2geekOoo I quite like this, it's really lightweight.Comment by UltimateSuicideAjour manages your addons for both Retail and Classic World of Warcraft by fetching updates from both CurseForge and TukUI.Comment by larry006Using Cursebreaker here since the Overwolf announcement. Easy to use, actively maintained and updated and hasn't skipped a beat.

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