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base on Adds pirated alternatives for steam's games (Online-fix, FitGirl, Skidrowreloaded and SteamRIP) # iMSteam
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Adds pirated alternatives on Steam's website.
## Update
Added in Chrome Extension Store
Added Firefox support
Added settings to toggle on/off on sites to show or hide them.
Added Crack Status and GoG Games
Tampermonkey user-script updated to include RuTracker and 1337x (these are only in user-script at the moment).
## Features
Searches for the Steam game you're viewing on the web-page on a cracked game.
Features 6 sites
(Online-fix | FitGirl | Skidrowreloaded | SteamRIP | Dodi Repacks | Gload.to | Gog Games | Crack Status)
## Installation
### Chrome Extension (Recommended)
Search for "iMSteam" in Chrome's web store or head over to this [link](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ngkhabcnlbbbfgalblmejolbifddmoji)
Or manual installation
1. Download the extension here [iMSteam for Chrome](https://github.com/iMAboud/iMSteam/raw/main/iMSteam%20-%20Chrome.zip)
2. Open Chrome and go to `chrome://extensions/`.
3. Enable "Developer mode" in the top right corner.
4. Click on "Load unpacked" and select the folder containing the extension files.
### Firefox Extension (Recommended)
Search for "iMSteam" in Firefox's web store or head over to this [link](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/imsteam/)
Or manual installation: [iMSteam for Firefox](https://github.com/iMAboud/iMSteam/raw/main/iMSteam%20-%20Firefox.rar)
## Installation via Tampermonkey
To install this extension as a userscript using Tampermonkey:
1. Click on the userscript file (`iMSteam.user.js`) and copy the entire script.
2. Open Tampermonkey in your browser.
3. Click on the Tampermonkey icon and select "Create a new script."
4. Paste the contents of the userscript into the editor.
5. Save the script by pressing `Ctrl + S` or clicking the "File" menu and selecting "Save."
### For Opera users you can use Chrome's web store or manual installation.
## Usage
Just browse Steam as normal, you'll find the sites right under the game's name, just click the site that suits you.
Note: Online-Fix is a Co-Op/Multiplayer only games. You will not find singleplayers on it. Also they mostly support official servers.
## Customization
### Tampermonkey Script
You can add or remove any site yourself following these simple steps:
- Edit the script and scroll down to see all sites listed as
const x1337= `https://1337x.to/sort-category-search/${formattedGameName}/Games/seeders/desc/1/`;
createButton(x1337, "1337x", "Search on 1337x", "https://i.imgur.com/sNwyKFm.png");
- Either remove this whole section for each site you wanted removed, or add a site yourself with this exact format
- Copy the search quarry e.g: go to 1337x, do a search, and notice the link includes the word you searched for e.g: https://1337x.to/sort-category-search/THE_WORD_YOU_SEARCHED_FOR/Games/seeders/desc/1/
- Place the link in the script between and move " ${formattedGameName} " to replace the word you searched for, to be something like this: `https://1337x.to/sort-category-search/${formattedGameName}/Games/seeders/desc/1/`
- Add the ID name in lower-case, and the name of the site in lower or upper case. And add a png url.
( IDs must start with a letter, notice why I changed 1337x to "x1337").
- If the search quarry is at the end of the URL just add " ${formattedGameName} " at the end of it.
- Save script and refresh steam page.
## Donate
- [PayPal](https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/imaboud)
- [Buy Me a Coffee](https://buymeacoffee.com/imaboud)
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