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## Installing / Uninstalling
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## Installing / Uninstalling
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Read [Megu's Installation Guide!](docs/1_INSTALLING.md)
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If you're just a normal user, use [our simple gui installer!](https://github.com/Vendicated/VencordInstaller#usage)
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If you wanna make plugins or contribute or just want to build from source and install manually, read [Megu's Installation Guide!](docs/1_INSTALLING.md)
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## Installing on Browser
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## Installing on Browser
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Run the same commands as in the regular install method. Now run
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Install [the browser extension](https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/releases/latest/download/extension.zip) or [UserScript](https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/releases/download/devbuild/Vencord.user.js). Please note that they aren't automatically updated for now, so you will regularely have to reinstall it.
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You may also build them from source, to do that do the same steps as in the manual regular install method,
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except run `pnpm buildWeb` instead of `pnpm build`, and your outputs will be in the dist folder
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```sh
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```sh
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pnpm buildWeb
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pnpm buildWeb
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## Installing Plugins
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## Installing Plugins
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> **Note**
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> You can only use 3rd party plugins in the manual Vencord install for now.
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Vencord comes with a bunch of plugins out of the box!
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Vencord comes with a bunch of plugins out of the box!
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However, if you want to install your own ones, create a `userplugins` folder in the `src` directory and create or clone your plugins in there.
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However, if you want to install your own ones, create a `userplugins` folder in the `src` directory and create or clone your plugins in there.
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Don't forget to rebuild!
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Don't forget to rebuild!
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