Reading reviews sometimes might not be true. Nowadays everything can be sold, even these reviews
At the moment in my opinion and experience the most trustable are @ThemeHouse (they do go extra mile to sort the issue) @Bob , @Siropu , @DragonByte Tech (a bit too expensive when comes for copyright removals and months for support are only 3) , I found them really focused on customer service which it's great and feels you get back for what you have paid. I have purchased from others, happy with plugins but not as much with customer service.True, but if it’s found that a developer is going that, the XF staff would step in and remove the reviews.
You can check the ones from @Ozzy47 too. He listens to critics/suggestions, supports his free/paid add-ons and takes over the maintenance of some developers like Snog.Is there others coders which are worth to check their addons and consider for future investment?
That would be a bad idea.If only the ratings on add-ons summarised up to be on their owner/developer too.
Rated/reviewed appropriately for failure to address/resolve ... exactly the sort of scoring that aggregated up to a developer would help reveal.That would be a bad idea.
Sometimes am addon will work well for you but another addon by the same developer will not, maybe because it conflicts with another addon by a different developer.
My list is pretty much the same as your. But with more addons from THThe worst treatment I've had has been people telling me that they weren't willing to spend extra time to make an add-on more convenient. That's mild and understandable. I don't hold that against anyone. People have limited time in their lives.
I'm using add-ons from:
Communication -
- BassMan
- Ozzy47/Snog
- Painbaker
- ThemeHouse
- Xon
- au lait
- Makaze (Personal friend)
- AndyB
- NixFifty
- 021
No Communication -
- kick
- Mr. Jinx
- truonglv
- wutime
- Sim
- TickTackk
- JoshyPHP
- ServerDev
- The Forum Pros
I use more of @Xon's add-ons (about 16) than anyone else by a huge margin, @BassMan and @Ozzy47 being the next most with 5 add-ons each.
The vast majority of the add-ons which I use serve a solid purpose, though there are certainly a few which could vanish.
That's a lot. Are all of them will work with xF2.2?Here you go:
- Xon
- Advanced BBCode Pack
- Can Warn Staff
- Change Post Date
- Conversation Essentials
- Conversation Improvements
- Optimized List Queries (Probably unneeded)
- Report Improvements
- Standard Library
- SVG Template (Probably unneeded)
- Thread Reply Ban Teeth
- Thread Reply Banner
- Threadmarks
- User Mentions Improvements
- Vote Tally
- Warning Improvements
- Who Replied
- BassMan
- Back to top in post
- Horizontal message user info
- Spoiler Title
- Staff Menu
- Thread Scroll Enhancement
- Ozzy47/Snog
- Make Thread and Node Titles Linked
- Private Threads
- Registration Spaminator
- Remove Ignore
- Unbannable Users (Probably unneeded)
- ThemeHouse
- Connected Account Providers (Probably unneeded)
- User Criteria Extended (Possibly unneeded)
- User Improvements
- Makaze
- BBCode: Post Number (Links by Post Position)
- ISO (Expanded Search Function with a link on each post to search all of the user's posts in a thread.)
- Nested Quotes Limited Notifications (A patch on NixFifty's Nested Quotes Add-on)
- kick
- Overlay Conversation
- Post Tag User
- Mr. Jinx
- Group Membership Moderators
- Log all moderator actions
- truonglv
- Discussions, Messages Per Page
- Thread Owner Permissions
- AndyB
- Change author
- Email log
- NixFifty
- Discord Integration
- Nested Quotes
- Painbaker
- Manage Reply Ban on Locked Thread
- Wutime
- Allow User to Hide Avatars
- Sim
- Approval Queue Plus
- au lait
- Auto Lock Threads
- SkMxK
- HTML Usertitles (Possibly unneeded)
- TickTackk
- Jump To Permissions
- JoshyPHP
- s9e/MediaSites
- 021
- Scheduled Posting
- ServerDev
- Node Icon
- The Forum Pros
- Global Stickies
I'm still on 2.1.8, but I have no reason to believe there'll be an issue.That's a lot. Are all of them will work with xF2.2?
I'm still on 2.1.8, but I have no reason to believe there'll be an issue.
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