Features and how it works
FluxPlugs lets you add focused features while continuing to use your existing Fluxer desktop installation.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”Bundled plugins demonstrate custom Neko sprites, rich embeds, interface outlines, and links to file URL reports. Developers can also build custom dialogs and panels, save settings, and register keyboard shortcuts.
See bundled plugins for the actual features available today.
What happens during installation
Section titled “What happens during installation”The injector finds your Fluxer installation and checks whether it can work with it. Before changing files, it prepares a preview and verifies a backup. After confirmation, it installs the runtime and handles closing and relaunching Fluxer.
The preview describes the selected operation. If files change after your review, the injector refuses that stale confirmation. Review a fresh preview before trying again.
What happens when you enable a plugin
Section titled “What happens when you enable a plugin”FluxPlugs copies the plugin into your per-user application data and checks its code hash. New and updated plugins remain disabled until you review and confirm them.
Each plugin runs in its own restricted environment. It requests specific permissions to use supported features. Disabling it stops its instance and removes the features it registered.
Can I undo it?
Section titled “Can I undo it?”Use Restore pristine in the injector to restore verified original application files. This is separate from removing an individual plugin. Restoration requires a valid backup and a recognized installation state.