This is a layout for Haste’s oUF unit frame system. It provides unit frames for the player, pet, target, target’s target, focus, focus’ target, party members, party members’ pets, bosses, and arena enemies.

Features include aggro highlighting, dispel-prioritized debuff highlighting, incoming heal bars, resurrection status text, AFK timer text, filtered aura display, casting bars for player/pet/target, and more detailed health and power text on mouseover.

Monitors your Reincarnation cooldown in a small movable window, or on your favorite DataBroker display. AnkhUp also remembers the date and time you last used Reincarnation, and can alert you when you’re running low on ankhs, automatically restock when you visit a reagent vendor, and notify you when Reincarnation’s cooldown ends.

AnkhUp was originally written as Ankh Cooldown Timer by Starforce of Shattered Hand EU. I became the main developer in September 2006.

Remembers players you don't want to play with, warns you when you join a group with them (or they with you), and higlights their name in chat.

Badapples was originally written by Kirk of Doomhammer EU. I became the main develoepr in November 2012, after several years of maintaining a private branch while the addon was not being updated officially.

Also colors the tooltip border based on your collected quality, shows the quality of wild pets you've already battled (and forfeited) this session.

It works with unit tooltips for wild battle pets, item tooltips for caged battle pets and items that teach battle pets, and minimap tracking tooltips.

Simple DataBroker clone of the default UI’s LFG minimap icon. Mouse over the icon to see your current queue status. Click the icon to open the Dungeon Finder, or right-click to open the Raid Finder.

Simple DataBroker plugin that tracks your played time across all of your characters. It differs from similar addons in that it only tracks played time; it does not track other statistics such as experience or money.

The tooltip lists all of your characters across both factions on all servers. The current character is listed first for quick reference. Character names are colored by class. Faction icons, class icons, and character levels can also be shown if desired.

Replaces the default UI’s bulky ticket status frame with a simple DataBroker plugin that shows you the current status of your open GM Help ticket. It also gives you easy access to edit or abandon your open ticket, or submit a new ticket.

Allows you to remove unwanted buffs by using key bindings. You can create as many key bindings as you want, each cancelling as few or as many buffs as you want. In addition to cancelling buffs, it also supports dismounting, leaving shapeshift forms, leaving vehicles, and removing temporary weapon buffs.

Cancel My Buffs was written in response to the changes Blizzard made in the Cataclysm expansion that prevented custom buff displays from cancelling buffs on right-click. It works by creating macros that attempt to cancel a predefined list of buffs when activated.

Never again waste gold buying a commendation you've already applied to your account!

Supports the default UI's merchant frame, GnomishVendorShrinker, and xMerchant.

Never again accidentally teleport out of the Dungeon/Raid Finder instance you just waited through a long queue to join!

Automatically watch the faction associated with your current location. Unlike similar addons, Diplomancer changes your watched faction before you gain reputation; as soon as you enter Tol Barad, for example, your watched faction will be changed to Hellscream’s Reach or Dragonmaw Clan, depending on your faction.

Diplomancer’s database includes faction mapping data for every continent at every expansion level, and full support for “champion” tabards in qualifying instances. In zones that aren’t associated with any faction, you’ll watch your race’s faction, or another “default” faction of your choice.

Adds information to tooltips in the currency window, showing how many of the selected token or points your other characters have.

Mouse over a fishing pool, type /gofish, or press your chosen keybind to activate quick-fishing mode. While quick-fishing, simply double-right-click anywhere on the game world to cast Fishing!

Also, while fishing, sound effects are made louder, other sound types are made quieter, and auto-looting is enabled. Your original sound and looting settings are restored after fishing.

Makes Grid aware of debuffs that reduce healing taken, and debuffs that prevent healing taken (usually by reducing it by 100%). These two debuff categories each get their own status in Grid, and can be assigned to any indicator.

Adds a status to Grid highlighting units who were recently healed by your multi-target healing spells, like Chain Heal or Prayer of Mending.

GridStatusHealTrace is loosely based on the old GridStatusChainWho by Llyra, but it can be shown on icon indicators, it doesn’t show crits separately, and the spells are configurable.

Adds spell-based range checking to Grid, and the ability to check multiple ranges. This plugin works exactly the same as the original range checking system in older versions of Grid.

Use of this plugin is not recommended unless you have a specific need for it, as it is more CPU-intensive than Grid’s built-in range checking system, and was by far the leading cause of confusion and erroneous bug reports when it was part of Grid itself.

Adds statuses to Grid showing who is the party or raid leader, who is a raid assistant, and who is the master looter. The statuses can be hidden in combat to reduce clutter.

Provides many useful functions for multiboxing and group leveling. It automates a number of tedious tasks, forwards whispers received by secondary characters, automates as much of the quest pickup and turnin process as possible, adds group mounting and taxi pathing, and provides slash commands and key bindings for commanding your secondary characters to follow you, release spirit, or accept resurrection.

Some actions are restricted on a “trusted” basis, limiting them to work only with other characters you’ve explicitly told Hydra you trust, such as your secondary characters or your friends.

Shortens the equipment bonus lines in item tooltips, and removes extraneous text such as “Made By …” tags, and hides sell values when you’re not interacting with a vendor.

Item Tooltip Cleaner is compatible with RatingBuster and other addons that read stats from the tooltip.

Provides callbacks and methods for identifying the targets of casting resurrections, and the remaining duration of pending resurrections.

Written as a replacement for LibResComm that operates entirely locally, without depending on other group members having anything installed.

Note that this is a library — it does nothing on its own, and you do not need to install it separately.

There’s no reason for Western and Russian users to see these fonts, as they are virtually identical to Friz Quadrata. However, the author of LibSharedMedia-3.0 disagrees, so this addon is required to remove this useless clutter from your font menus.

Stores an unlimited number of simple text notes, lets you send your notes to other players or chat channels, and saves notes sent by other players.

Badapples was originally written by Kirk of Doomhammer EU. I became the main develoepr in November 2012, after several years of maintaining a private branch while the addon was not being updated officially.

Also marks the unit frames for capturable wild pets that are upgrades, and allows shift-clicking the default Forfeit button to bypass the usual confirmation.

Due to Blizzard’s restrictions, it is unfortunately impossible to forfeit automatically — the click is required.

Basic replacement for the default UI’s buff, debuff, and temporary enchant (weapon buff) frames. It looks and acts basically like the default buff frames, with a few improvements.

Icons are sorted by duration, timers are shown only for short durations, buff tooltips show who cast them, buffed weapon icons can be replaced with weapon buff icons, and irrelevant buffs and debuffs can be hidden. The frames can be moved, scaled, and wrapped at any row length. They also support being skinned by Masque.

Due to Blizzard’s restrictions, it is unfortunately impossible to cancel buffs by right-clicking them while in combat.

Displays your experience and reputation in a simple format on any DataBroker display. If you are below the maximum level, Progress will show your experience. If you are at the maximum level, Progress will show your reputation with your currently watched faction. More detailed information is shown in the tooltip.

Automatically adds the “Complete N quests” achievement for your current zone to the default UI’s objectives tracker. Similar achievements from other zones are removed from the tracker. Achievements you’ve already completed cannot be tracked.