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Jimmy Pautz edited this page Jul 20, 2026 · 6 revisions

Managing Installed Plugins and Patches

The Storefront plugin provides built-in tools to disable, delete, and match with repositories for installed plugins and patches directly from the update dialogs.

Disable/Enable [COMING SOON]

  • Plugins: Uses KOReader's native disable mechanism. Disabled plugins appear with a [DISABLED] label and sync with the Tools → Plugin management screen.
  • Patches: Renames the file with a .disabled suffix (e.g., 2-patch.lua → 2-patch.lua.disabled). Disabled patches are shown with a [DISABLED] label.

Delete (Uninstall)

  • Linked items (matched with a repository): Can always be deleted.
  • Unlinked items (not matched): Can only be deleted if the "Allow delete unlinked plugins/patches" setting is enabled.

Repository Matching

This plugin does its best to auto-link installed plugin with their github repositories.

Include 0-Star Forks Setting

By default, the Storefront plugin excludes repositories that are forks with zero stars from search results.

How It Works

  • Default behavior (off): The plugin skips the fork:only stars:0 query at the GitHub API level, so 0-star forks never reach your device. This reduces noise and speeds up browsing.
  • When enabled: The plugin includes an additional fork:only stars:0 query, bringing all forks into the search results regardless of star count.

Accessing the Setting

  1. Open the Storefront Plugins
  2. Tap the gear icon (⚙️) in the top-right corner.
  3. Toggle Include 0-star forks on or off.
  4. The setting takes effect immediately and applies to all future cache refreshes.

Note: Changing this setting does not automatically refresh the cache. Use the Refresh cache action from the toolbar to apply the new filter scope to your current results.

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