DB9-max
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10 months ago Download imagus mod pack Go to chrome://extensions in your browser Tap developer toggle on See buttons load/zip/crx Open downloaded imagus mod pack from the button It's installed. Now toggle developer off Go to imagus mod settings, toggle it on if not already Click details of the mod Scroll a bit down Click extension options
Remember to save if you change those options. Don't worry, as you use imagus you'll likely to fine tune imagus settings few times to get it perfect for you
Update imagus sieve
Read the instructions on the mod page
-----------------------~ If you want to you can first try the old imagus from chrome extension store to look around chrome://extensions and imagus settings
Remember to remove the old before starting to use the new
kuzn123
Does anyone have instructions on how to install Imagus for Chrome users, other than the brief instructions where the most recent download files are? I'm from an era where we made butter in larger wooden churn barrels, brought horses in periodically to have their shoes replaced, and needed large blocks of ice to keep our perishables from rotting.
... and to be honest... Horrible things that they are, I still don't even own a television.
So, unlike the original version of Imagus that has long since been abandoned by its originator, it seems this newer version is created for those more technologically inclined... or at least know something about fiddling about with code and programming. It seems as if Imagus may have gone on to become like one of those unique old films that has gone on to develop a cult following.
If indeed Imagus has now moved into a realm where only those who have more background in such thing has occurred so be it. Just let me know and if possible put a statement to that effect in the instructions so those like myself won't try to wrack what is left of our rattled old brains attempting to install it. It's a terrible shame the developer has abandoned it, as Imagus even in it's somewhat chaotic yet more exclusive state is still far far superior than anything else I've tried to replace it with.
I am running Vivaldi a Chrome based browser on an ancient Pre-Napoleonic era iMac using Catalina. Thus unfortunately, the brief few sentences regarding installing this miracle extension are as good as ancient Greek to me, especially since I can find no relationship to what they explain to what needs to be done.