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🚀┃Installation & Usage
Since this is a browser extension that is not on the official web stores, you need to load it manually. Follow the instructions for your browser below.
## How to Install the Extension
> Download From here https://github.com/Wplace-AutoBot/WPlace-AutoBOT/releases/tag/Extension
Before starting, check if you have any userscripts **enabled** in Tampermonkey/Violentmonkey related to WPLACE (e.g., Bluemarble, Skirk Marble, or older versions of this script).
If you find any, make sure to **disable them**. [Image](https://ibb.co/cSwXf965)
>Extract: Unzip the downloaded file (Extension.zip) to a permanent folder you won't delete.
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>Open Extensions Page: Open your browser and go to the extensions page. You can usually do this by typing chrome://extensions (for Chrome) or edge://extensions (for Edge) in your address bar.
>Enable Developer Mode: Find and turn on the Developer mode toggle, usually located in the top-right corner of the page.
>Load the Extension: Click on the Load unpacked button that appears.
>Select Folder: In the file dialog, navigate to the folder where you extracted the files and select the main folder (the one containing manifest.json).
>Done! The WPlace AutoBOT extension should now appear in your extensions list and be active. Visit wplace.live and the bot menu will appear.
For Firefox:
> Download https://github.com/Wplace-AutoBot/WPlace-AutoBOT/releases/tag/Extension
>Open Debugging Page: Open Firefox and type about:debugging into the address bar and press Enter.
>Select "This Firefox": In the left-hand menu, click on This Firefox.
>Load Temporary Add-on: Click on the Load Temporary Add-on... button.
>Select File: Navigate into the folder you extracted and select the manifest.json file.
>Done! The extension is now loaded for your current browser session. Visit wplace.live to use it. Note: For Firefox, you may need to repeat this process every time you restart the browser.
### Installation Steps
1. Download the ZIP/RAR archive from: [Download Link](insert.download.link.to.archive.whould.be.nice.to.be.in.releases)
2. Extract the downloaded archive. [Image](https://ibb.co/0yBXzGJy)
3. Open your Chromium-based browser and go to **Manage Extensions**. [Image](https://ibb.co/DHy9MvW9)
4. Enable **Developer mode**. [Image](https://ibb.co/FqzMxCmF)
> Depending on your browser, the option may be located in a slightly different place.
5. Click **Load unpacked**. [Image](https://ibb.co/70RXtGv)
6. Select the extracted folder. [Image](https://ibb.co/84GzSmF0)
7. Visit [wplace.live](https://wplace.live/) and click the extension icon.
8. You can now load any of the available scripts (e.g., Auto Image, Auto Repair).
For Mobile (Android Only):
You can use the extension on Android using a browser that supports Chrome extensions, such as Kiwi Browser.