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Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	confirm \| cancel 04/25/12 12:04 PM (13 years ago) Custom Plugins for Everyone not just a few (self-hosting) Custom plugins are very sparse at this time. The eBook Plugin (Andriod only) is a non-Buzztouch Plugin. Added it and it works fine. Buzztouch Mods has several iOS plugins. The Buzztouch Mods Andriod plugins are being worked on by various people. Hopefully the Android versions will be available soon. To install a plugin to a server you need to be an Administrator. I'm an administrator for MySkylla's server running Buzztouch v2.0. I'm willing to consider any new plugins but I'll need some information about it's reliability before I'll install one. However you as a user can add the plugin files directly to your source code. So in reality you don't need to have your own server to use custom plugins. To better understand this read Source Code (Android) found in my guide. www.myskylla.com Fred Title Comments Custom plugins are very sparse at this time. The eBook Plugin (Andriod only) is a non-Buzztouch Plugin. Added it and it works fine. Buzztouch Mods has several iOS plugins. The Buzztouch Mods Andriod plugins are being worked on by various people. Hopefully the Android versions will be available soon. To install a plugin to a server you need to be an Administrator. I'm an administrator for MySkylla's server running Buzztouch v2.0. I'm willing to consider any new plugins but I'll need some information about it's reliability before I'll install one. However you as a user can add the plugin files directly to your source code. So in reality you don't need to have your own server to use custom plugins. To better understand this read Source Code (Android) found in my guide. www.myskylla.com Fred

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