Description
Enhanced Transmog Browser (ETB)
Browse it. Track it. Find where it drops. Figure out who can farm it. Then go get it.
Enhanced Transmog Browser has grown far beyond its original transmog browser.
ETB is now a connected collection, gear, loot and farming suite built for players who want more useful information inside World of Warcraft instead of jumping between several addons, spreadsheets and websites.
ETB currently supports:
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Mists of Pandaria Classic
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World of Warcraft Retail
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The Burning Crusade Classic
The experience changes to fit the version of WoW you're playing. ETB does not try to force Retail or MoP transmog systems into TBC.
What ETB Is Built to Answer
ETB is designed around a few simple questions:
What am I missing?
Where does it come from?
Do I already own it somewhere?
Which character should farm it?
What should I work on next?
Whether you're hunting one appearance, finishing a set, checking a boss's loot, gearing an alt, building a BiS list or planning an entire night of farming, ETB tries to connect those steps together.
Three WoW Versions, One Addon
Mists of Pandaria Classic
MoP Classic remains ETB's most complete collection-focused experience.
Use ETB to browse and track:
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Transmog appearances
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Armor and weapons
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Sets
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Outfits
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Mounts
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Battle Pets
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Toys
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Rares
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Raid and dungeon sources
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Wishlist targets
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Collection progress
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Alt collection opportunities
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Raid BiS gear
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Weekly farming availability
ETB includes source information covering content from Classic through Mists of Pandaria and is built around the APIs and collection systems available in MoP Classic.
Retail
ETB's Retail build brings the same collection-first philosophy to modern World of Warcraft.
Retail support includes ETB's:
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Transmog and appearance tools
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Collection tracking
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Gear Browser
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Raid BiS Browser
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Boss Loot Browser
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Collection Planner
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Wishlist and farming tools
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Alt tracking
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Mount, pet and toy systems
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Rare tracking
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Source information
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Modern Retail raid and dungeon data
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Retail-aware tooltip and wardrobe integrations
ETB also adapts its internal data and UI behavior around differences between Classic and modern Retail APIs rather than treating the clients as identical.
Retail support continues to be actively developed as Blizzard changes APIs and game systems.
The Burning Crusade Classic
TBC does not have a transmog system, so ETB becomes something different there:
Enhanced Gear Browser
The TBC build intentionally leaves appearance-only systems unloaded and focuses on actual gear, loot, ownership and farming.
Browse equippable items across TBC with filters for:
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Equipment slot
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Class
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Raid
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Dungeon
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Professions
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PvP
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Quests
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Other sources
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Owned items
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Missing items
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Starred targets
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Item name
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Item ID
You can inspect an exact item, see where it comes from, check whether one of your tracked characters owns it, preview supported gear and turn useful items into farming or BiS targets.
TBC Raid BiS
ETB includes phase-aware Raid BiS tools for TBC.
Use them to:
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Browse gear rankings by class and spec
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Switch specs and phases
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Track alternatives
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Star exact items
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Build custom BiS lists
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Check boss sources
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Review owned vs. missing gear
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Open a compact Mini BiS list while playing
TBC ownership is based on the actual item, not an appearance.
Transmog Browser
On MoP Classic and Retail, the Transmog Browser provides a larger view of your appearance collection.
Browse armor and weapon appearances using filters such as:
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Slot
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Armor type
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Weapon type
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Expansion
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Source
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Collection status
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Class restrictions
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Search terms
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Related appearances
Instead of checking appearances one at a time, ETB is designed to help you see what exists, what you own and what you're still missing.
Gear Browser
ETB also includes a dedicated Gear Browser.
Unlike the appearance browser, the Gear Browser deals with physical equippable items.
Search and filter gear by:
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Slot
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Class
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Source
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Ownership
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Wishlist status
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Item name
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Item ID
Source categories can include raids, dungeons, professions, PvP, quests and other acquisition methods.
The Gear Browser is especially important on TBC, but is also part of ETB's larger gear and collection system on supported versions.
Boss Loot Browser
Want to know what a boss actually drops?
ETB includes a dedicated Boss Loot Browser that lets you select encounters and inspect their available loot directly.
This is useful for:
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Planning raid farms
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Looking for missing appearances
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Finding upgrades
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Checking BiS drops
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Reviewing bosses without needing to physically stand in front of them
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Deciding which bosses are still worth killing
ETB also adds boss-related information to supported tooltips where the game client allows it.
Find Where Items Come From
Finding something you want is only useful if you know how to get it.
ETB connects supported items and appearances with sources such as:
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Raid bosses
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Dungeon bosses
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World bosses
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Rare enemies
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Vendors
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Reputation rewards
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Professions and crafted items
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Quests
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PvP
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Tokens
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World drops
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Containers
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Legacy sources
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Other supported acquisition methods
Source information can include the boss, instance, zone, difficulty, expansion or other acquisition details ETB knows about.
Wishlist
Found something you want?
Star it.
The ETB Wishlist separates everything you're missing from the things you actually care about farming.
Wishlist targets can feed into other ETB systems including:
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Farming plans
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Boss targets
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Weekly planning
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Alt recommendations
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Bag indicators
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Collection goals
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BiS tracking
On TBC, the BiS Wishlist tracks exact physical item IDs rather than transmog appearances.
Tonight's Farm Plan
A giant wishlist is useful.
A list telling you what you can actually farm right now is better.
Tonight's Farm Plan organizes supported wishlist and gear targets around their sources so you can quickly identify useful bosses and instances for your current play session.
The goal is to spend less time planning your farming and more time actually doing it.
Collection Planner
The Collection Planner turns missing items into actionable goals.
Depending on the game version and available source data, ETB can connect targets to:
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Bosses
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Instances
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Zones
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Characters
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Lockouts
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Collection status
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Farming availability
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Wishlist goals
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BiS targets
On TBC, the planner becomes a BiS-focused gear planner rather than an appearance planner.
Collection Log
Review your broader collection from one place.
Supported categories include:
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Appearances
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Mounts
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Battle Pets
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Toys
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Sets
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Achievements where supported
The Collection Log can show collected and missing totals, progress, source breakdowns, recent collection activity and notable remaining targets.
You can also control whether certain unavailable, faction-restricted or unusable collectibles should count toward supported totals.
Zone Scan
Already standing in a zone and wondering:
"Is there anything here I still need?"
Zone Scan looks for supported collection opportunities associated with your current area.
Depending on available data, it can surface:
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Missing appearances
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Rare enemies
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Relevant items
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Collection sources
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Farming targets
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Other collectible opportunities
Rare Tracker
ETB includes an Enhanced Rare Tracker for collection and gear-related rare enemies.
Features can include:
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Rare detection
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Spawn observations
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Alerts
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Respawn tracking
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Locations
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Drop information
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Collection relevance
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Wishlist connections
On TBC, the tracker is scoped to supported Classic and Burning Crusade content.
Alt Tracking & Cross-Character Ownership
Collectors and gear hunters often have the item they need — just not on the character they're currently playing.
ETB remembers supported information from characters you've logged into and can use it for:
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Cross-character item ownership
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Character eligibility
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Class restrictions
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Gear ownership
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Set farming
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Wishlist planning
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Raid lockouts
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Weekly farming
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Tracked-item totals
ETB can also work with supported inventory addons such as Syndicator, Bagnon and BagBrother when available.
Cached alt or bank information reflects the last information ETB or a supported inventory addon has seen.
Weekly Overview
Keep your alt army organized.
Weekly Overview brings supported lockout and farming information together so you can see which characters may still have opportunities available during the current reset.
Useful for farming:
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Raid appearances
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Mounts
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Tier pieces
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Boss drops
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BiS upgrades
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Wishlist targets
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Other weekly goals
Raid BiS Browser
ETB includes its own Raid BiS system alongside its collection tools.
Browse supported Best-in-Slot and alternative gear by:
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Class
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Spec
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Slot
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Phase or tier where applicable
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Boss
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Instance
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Ownership
You can also maintain custom BiS lists and turn desired gear into exact farming targets.
The Mini BiS window provides a smaller owned/missing view that can stay open while you play.
Outfits & Sets
On versions with transmog support, ETB includes tools for building and managing appearance combinations.
Use them to:
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Preview appearances
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Build outfits
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Save combinations
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Work with sets
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Track missing outfit pieces
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Connect an outfit back to collection goals
ETB's goal is to keep browsing, planning and actually using your collection connected.
Enhanced Tooltips
ETB adds extra information to supported item, NPC and boss tooltips.
Depending on the game version, item and available data, this can include:
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Collection status
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Source information
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Boss information
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Ownership across characters
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Wishlist status
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BiS information
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Related appearance data
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Item references
The exact tooltip information changes by WoW version so ETB only shows systems that make sense for that client.
Optional Addon Integrations
ETB is designed to work on its own.
When compatible addons are installed, ETB can also make use of supported integrations rather than requiring you to replace tools you already like.
Supported integrations can include:
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Syndicator
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Bagnon / BagBrother
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TomTom
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HandyNotes
ETB remains usable without them.
One Connected Workflow
ETB's goal is not to become a database of every objective in World of Warcraft.
It is built around the collection and gear-farming workflow:
Browse → Find → Track → Plan → Farm → Collect
Instead of showing you thousands of things and stopping there, ETB tries to help turn information into something you can actually act on.
Getting Started
Use:
/etb
to open ETB's main interface for your current version of World of Warcraft.
Use:
/etb help
to see the commands available on that game version.
ETB also provides minimap access to its major systems.
Actively Developed
Enhanced Transmog Browser is actively developed, with continued work on:
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Game-version compatibility
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Source accuracy
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Performance
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UI improvements
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Retail support
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TBC gear tools
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Collection systems
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Boss loot
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Farming tools
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Bug fixes
If you find incorrect loot, a missing source, a collection-status problem, UI behavior, a Lua error or another issue, reports are welcome.
Useful bug reports include your:
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ETB version
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WoW version
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Character class
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Feature being used
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Item, boss or source involved
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Lua error if one occurred
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Whether
/reloadreproduces the problem
About Browsers of Azeroth
Enhanced Transmog Browser is developed under Browsers of Azeroth.
The goal is simple:
Make the information already inside World of Warcraft easier to find, understand and act on.
ETB helps you find, track and farm the gear and collectibles you're looking for.
Also by Browsers of Azeroth
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☕ Support ETB Development
Enhanced Transmog Browser is developed and maintained in my free time, with continued work going into new features, compatibility, source data, bug fixes and support across multiple versions of World of Warcraft.
If ETB has made collecting or gearing easier for you, you can support continued development through Ko-fi.
Support ETB:
https://ko-fi.com/browserofazeroth
Donations are completely optional.
Downloading ETB, reporting bugs, suggesting improvements, leaving feedback and sharing the addon with other players all help the project grow.
Thank you for using Enhanced Transmog Browser.









