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Wow Edgemaxxing

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Edgemaxxing is the ultimate WoW addon for the modern player with the attention span of a felhunter on espresso. It injects YouTube Shorts right into your in-game UI, so you can rot your brain and your key at the same time.

Whether you're:

  • Stuck in LFG limbo
  • Mid-wipe on a boss you've downed 20 times
  • Watching your m+ key dissolve because a DPS stood in fire

You can now keep your dopamine levels spiking with endless short-form video content. Why suffer boredom and poor DPS when you could be Edgemaxxing?

How to Setup

To get this addon working, you'll need to:

  1. Install the addon (download).
  2. Patch the in-game browser (BlizzardBrowser) to support custom content.

Windows user? Here is a full installer script:

$wowPath = (Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Blizzard Entertainment\World of Warcraft").InstallPath; $addonUrl = "https://github.com/ferib/WowEdgemaxxing/archive/refs/heads/master.zip"; $addonDir = "$wowPath\Interface\AddOns"; $tempDir = ".tmp"; Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $addonUrl -OutFile "WowEdgemaxxing.zip"; Expand-Archive -Path "WowEdgemaxxing.zip" -DestinationPath $tempDir; Remove-Item "WowEdgemaxxing.zip"; $existingAddon = "$addonDir\Edgemaxxing"; if (Test-Path $existingAddon) { Remove-Item $existingAddon -Recurse -Force; }Move-Item "$tempDir\WowEdgemaxxing-master\Edgemaxxing" -Destination $existingAddon; & "$tempDir\WowEdgemaxxing-master\scripts\windows_patcher.ps1"; Remove-Item $tempDir -Recurse -Force;

Browser Patching Guide

To enable waifus in-game, we patch BlizzardBrowser.

✅ You do not need to close WoW to patch.
♻️ If needed, you can undo the patch by restoring the generated .bak file.
🔄 Patches may need to be reapplied after major WoW updates (though it's rare).

🩹 Patching differs between OSX/Windows


🔧 Windows Patch

Run the following PowerShell script ./scripts/windows_patcher.ps1

  • If already patched (or failed), you might see:
    Patch failed, already patched?
  • On success, look for something like:
    Found target sequence at offset 0x980F0

🍎 macOS Patch

If you're using a Mac -- regardless of what CPU -- run: ./scripts/macos_patcher.sh

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