What should returning players use to manage AddOns if Curse is bad?

[NoDoze 1]

A buddy of mine & I are returning to WoW and he just called to let me know the Curse client was dead and his research on a replacement was stalled.  I haven't done any research on this topic yet myself so I am sorry if this is easily answered via google but I have had such great advice on other threads I felt I should ask here.

What should returning players use to manage AddOns if Curse is bad?

Curious what actively playing folks are using these days.

[InfernoRFU 125]

Curse client is now the twitch app works pretty much exactly the same.

https://mods.curse.com/client

 

Actually I take that back, it works better than original curse client because you can update multiple mods at once.

Edited May 20, 2017 by Sawzorthn

[gatygun 0]

U could always update multiple mods at once, but now it requires you to link your twitch profile. before it didn't

[InfernoRFU 125]

It's never asked me to link my twitch profile and old curse would only let you update 2 at a time unless you paid for premium curse.

[Lupercal 0]

Curse is just fine like it has always been. I haven't even upgraded, I still use the old curse client

[entropism 2]

It's actually a lot better, since you don't have to buy premium to have your mods autoupdate.  I haven't actively opened the client in weeks, all up to date.

[idburns 2]

On 5/20/2017 at 6:23 PM, gatygun said:

U could always update multiple mods at once, but now it requires you to link your twitch profile. before it didn't

The Curse client only let you update 2 at a time before, unless you paid for the premium service.  Then you could update all.

Integrating with your twitch account now enables "update all" for free.

[Stan 5,240]

As stated above, Twitch client is the fastest way to keep your addons up to date. Saves a lot hassle.