Manually install WoW quest helper on OS X 10.5

[Esulatell]

How the hell do i do it?
CurseClient didn't work for me.

 

[mntbikejack]

How the hell do i do it?
CurseClient didn't work for me.

Extract the zip file and move the QuestHelper folder into here:

/Applications/World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns/

 

[Echinda]

I tried Curse Client as well and couldn't get it to work, either.

You can still use the Curse site to find addons though. Just use the "Manual Download" button once you've decided to get one. When the download is finished extracting, you should have a folder - the poster above gave the right path for where to put it.

 

[Tex-Twil]

Curse Client is working for me

 

[KFujiwara]

Manually installing it via the option on the site and placing it in the Add-On folder after extracting it works, as previously mentioned. I found the installation instructions from the site to be worthless.

 

[Plutonius]

Try the free version of Carbonite at curse.com.

Most of my guild are using Carbonite now instead of quest helper.

 

[Krevnik]

You can also try WoW Matrix to install the AddOns. I've had no problems with it. I tried Curse, but I uninstalled it when it installed that data-gathering AddOn automatically without popping something up telling me it would do it. I generally dislike opt-out software design.

 

[Sauron's Master]

Try the free version of Carbonite at curse.com.

Most of my guild are using Carbonite now instead of quest helper.

Great idea, supporting an addon that intentionally cripples itself so you have to pay for it, when there's a free alternative that's just as good.

 

[Tex-Twil]

Try the free version of Carbonite at curse.com.

Most of my guild are using Carbonite now instead of quest helper.

It looks very nice.

 

[Cabbit]

Try WowMatrix for addons.

 

[sammich]

Definitely WoWMatrix for addons management. The mac curse client looks like vomit next to WoWMatrix.