Import and manage plugins
Open Fluxer Settings → FluxPlugs → Plugins. Plugin management happens inside Fluxer; the injector can be closed.
Install a bundled plugin
Section titled “Install a bundled plugin”Choose Install on a plugin in the bundled catalog. Installed plugins start disabled. Review the plugin’s details, enable it, and confirm its code hash and requested permissions.
Bundled means included with this build; it does not mean automatically enabled.
Import a plugin
Section titled “Import a plugin”- Obtain a plugin ZIP from an author you trust.
- Choose Import local plugin.
- Select the ZIP directly; extraction is not required.
- Review the imported plugin and enable it when ready.
You can also select a fluxplug.json manifest with its built entry available at the manifest’s relative path. A source-code checkout alone is not a ready-to-run plugin.
After a successful ZIP import, FluxPlugs uses its own installed copy. The original ZIP can be deleted.
Disable or remove
Section titled “Disable or remove”Use a plugin’s enable/disable control to stop it without uninstalling. Choose Remove to remove installed code, settings, and trust confirmation.
Separate plugin storage is retained on removal. Reinstalling the same plugin ID can reuse that data. Removal is therefore not a promise to erase all plugin data.
Updates and failures
Section titled “Updates and failures”Import the new ZIP or manifest to update a local plugin. Compatible settings and plugin storage survive; the plugin must be reviewed and enabled again. A bundled update uses the catalog’s Update action.
If import or startup fails, read the displayed error. Check compatibility and troubleshooting before retrying.
