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WoWEverywhere v1.3.1
WoWEverywhere 1.3.1
- The app finds its updates more reliably. The update check used GitHub's API, which allows only 60 checks an hour from one internet address. On mobile data many phones share one address, so the check could fail and the app said no update was found. It now falls back to GitHub's releases page, and Settings says when it couldn't reach GitHub instead of saying there is no update.
Install
Download WoWEverywhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 1.3.0 and keeps your settings, saved logins, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoWEverywhere v1.3.0
WoWEverywhere 1.3.0
- Touch for menus on private servers. You can now use the screen alongside the controller. A tap clicks where your finger is, so bags, the auction house, quest text and talents work by hand. Drag two fingers to scroll the list or text under them. Hold a finger on an item to use or equip it, and tap with two fingers to right-click. The mouse pointer stays visible so item tooltips show. It's on the first time you start a private server game after updating. To turn it off, open the in-game menu and switch off Touchscreen mode. The gear next to it changes the gestures.
Install
Download WoWEverywhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 1.2.0 and keeps your settings, saved logins, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoWEverywhere v1.2.0
WoWEverywhere 1.2.0
- A wrong Lossless.dll no longer stops the game. A Lossless.dll without the frame generation shaders made the game close as it started. The app now checks the file when you add it, warns in Settings if an older one is wrong, and starts the game without frame generation if it is. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Backing out of a stuck start no longer freezes the app. If the game hung while starting, leaving it could freeze the app until Android closed it. It now gives up after two seconds. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- The game starts on Android 17. It hung at start on Android 17; the app now loads a simpler file-access helper there. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Choose your WoW game account. If your Battle.net login has more than one WoW account, such as WoW1 and WoW2, pick the one to play in Settings, Battle.net. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Help for a blocked Blizzard login. Settings, Battle.net has Fix a blocked login, with the steps for errors BLZ51914400 and BLZ51914500 and a link to battle.net. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Download all game data, with Overnight mode. Game files can download everything WoW Forever and the official versions would otherwise stream while you play, about 50 GB for WoW Forever, so there are no long loading screens on a slow connection. Overnight mode keeps the screen dark and the download running while the device charges. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Addon manager mode. If you play WoW some other way, the app can manage just that install's addons. Turn it on from the welcome screen or Settings, Addon manager mode, and pick the AddOns folder. Turning it off brings back your profiles. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
Install
Download WoWEverywhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 1.1.0 and keeps your settings, saved logins, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoWEverywhere v1.1.0
WoWEverywhere 1.1.0
- The game keeps running when you switch apps. Before, the game paused when you left the app, which could drop your connection to the server, for example while you read a login code in your email. It now keeps running in the background for every profile. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Resolution always follows Settings. WoW saved its own 720p pick when it closed, which could stop Settings, App, Resolution from applying. The size you choose now applies at every start. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Frame generation with your own Lossless Scaling. Settings, App can take Lossless.dll from your own copy of Lossless Scaling on Steam. With it on, the in-game menu has an LSFG tab that adds generated frames for a smoother picture, at the cost of a little input delay. It works for every profile, private servers included. The app doesn't include the file. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Download speed and time left. Installing, updating and switching to the launch version now show the speed and, for a fresh download, about how long is left. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- WoW Forever uses the launch game now that it's open. The app waited for November 4; it now prefers the launch game whenever Blizzard lists it. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- More Snapdragon chips get the right graphics driver. The Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 and 8 Gen 5 got the older driver, so the game found no graphics card. From upstream WoW Foreverywhere.
- Log files use the new name. The game log you can save is now WoWEverywhere-wine.log in the client folder, and the shared server log is WoWEverywhere-solo.log. Links in the app point to the renamed project page.
Install
Download WoWEverywhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 1.0.0 and keeps your settings, saved logins, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoWEverywhere v1.0.0
WoWEverywhere 1.0.0
- New name: WoWEverywhere. WoW AndroWhere is now called WoWEverywhere, in the app, the launcher and the download. It updates in place and keeps your profiles, servers, saved logins, game files and addons.
- Simpler Server screen. Pressing A on a server, or tapping it, now just selects it. Y, or the pencil on the right, opens it to edit, and Remove server is inside with a confirmation. Add server asks what you're adding: an online server, your own server on this device, or your own server on a PC.
- One Private server choice for new profiles. Choose your client folder and the app reads the version from Wow.exe (1.12.1, 2.4.3, 3.3.5a, 4.3.4 or 5.4.8) and sets the profile up for it.
- Choose the game's resolution. Settings, App has Automatic, 720p, 900p, 1080p and Native, for every profile, private servers included.
- Choose your Battle.net region. Pick Americas, Europe, Korea or Taiwan when you install, or in Settings, Battle.net.
- WoW Forever signs in on a first start. The Screen Narrator question no longer blocks the saved login, and the login waits up to ten minutes for a slow first start.
Install
Download WoWEverywhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 0.9.3 and keeps your settings, saved logins, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoW AndroWhere v0.9.3
WoW AndroWhere 0.9.3
- Your own server: the login server starts. In 0.9.2 it stopped right away because it couldn't look up the address 127.0.0.1 on Android. The server is rebuilt with that fixed, and with an encryption module the world server needs when you log in. After updating, press Continue setup on On this device: it downloads the new server (about 18 MB) and keeps your account and characters.
Install
Download WoW-AndroWhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 0.9.2 and keeps your settings, saved login, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoW AndroWhere v0.9.2
WoW AndroWhere 0.9.2
- Your own server: account creation works. Setup in 0.9.1 stopped at "Creating your account" with a database error (No database selected). Press Continue setup after updating and it picks up from there.
Install
Download WoW-AndroWhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 0.9.1 and keeps your settings, saved login, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoW AndroWhere v0.9.1
WoW AndroWhere 0.9.1
- Your own server: setup no longer crashes at "Creating your account". The app closed when it stopped the database after making your account. Setup now finishes, and the server also stops cleanly when the game closes. On this device has a new Share log button that sends the server's last messages, so problems can be reported.
- Settings list works by touch. Tapping App, Battle.net, Addon sources or About on the left of Settings now opens that section. Before, only the controller could move through the list.
Install
Download WoW-AndroWhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 0.9.0 and keeps your settings, saved login, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
WoW AndroWhere v0.9.0
WoW AndroWhere 0.9.0
- Vanilla 1.12.1 and Burning Crusade 2.4.3 private servers, experimental. Two new game versions when you make a profile, next to 3.3.5a: Private server (1.12.1), which includes Turtle WoW, and Private server (2.4.3). Choose your own client folder and add your servers as you do for 3.3.5a. The app sets the realm, the resolution and the renderer, and warns you if the folder holds a different version. Addons has a small starter catalog for each (pfUI, pfQuest, ShaguDPS and more), and the Client tab has the switches for your client's patch files. Controller Menus and the Level Up Banner are 3.3.5a only for now, so you type your account and password in the game. The controller layout from 3.3.5a is always on: the sticks move you and aim the mouse, the stick buttons click, and the other buttons press F1 to F12, which you can bind in the game's Key Bindings.
- Cataclysm 4.3.4 and Mists of Pandaria 5.4.8 private servers, experimental. Two more versions in New profile, set up the same way. The app runs their 32-bit Wow.exe, since only 32-bit games can run through the emulator. These clients are much heavier than 3.3.5a, so expect a lower frame rate. Turn on Faster emulation and Use lighter graphics in Client. There is no addon catalog for them yet, but WoWInterface and GitHub links work.
- Your own server (3.3.5a), experimental. The Server screen has a new section, Your own server. On this device sets up a private server that runs on your handheld, just for you: no other players and no internet once it is set up. Setup downloads about 0.7 GB, or 1.4 GB with mob pathing (on by default; without it monsters sometimes walk through walls), and uses 2.6 to 4.8 GB. It keeps going if you leave the app. The server then shows up in your server list as "Solo, this device". Press Play and the app starts it, which takes about a minute, logs you in with an account it made for you, and stops it when the game closes. GM commands such as .tele and .levelup are on for your account and can be turned off. On a PC connects to a server you run on your computer, such as Dad's MMO Lab's offline server: enter the PC's address, check the connection, and add it to your servers.
Install
Download WoW-AndroWhere.apk below, or update from inside the app. It installs over 0.8.8 and keeps your settings, saved login, game files and addons.
If Android says the app "conflicts with an existing package", your current copy came from somewhere else, such as the upstream WoW Foreverywhere releases. Uninstall it first, then install this one. Your game files and addons stay on your storage.
New to the app? See the README for setup.
Solo server 993b459-2
AzerothCore 993b45959556302a4eccded066085793b4b55322 and MariaDB 13.0.2 built for Android by solo-server.yml. Downloaded by the app's Your own server setup.