Who's Who

[0.1.0] - 2026-10-10

First stable release, for World of Warcraft: Forever.

Who's Who links your characters into one identity and lets you recognise the people you play with on all their characters:

• One identity for all your characters, with a main and a nickname, shared only with the players you choose: your guild, your friends, your group or the players you whisper. It is signed with a key that stays on your computer, so nobody else can change it.
• People you know, in the People tab, with their characters, who is online, your own nickname for them and your private notes. Characters of players who don't use Who's Who can be linked to them by hand.
• Recognised everywhere: their nickname in chat and in tooltips, the other characters they play, and a right-click menu on any player to link, show or unlink their character.
• Settings in Options → AddOns, slash commands under /ww, a minimap button, and a French translation.

Changes since 0.1.0-beta.1:

Added

• Tooltips: the nickname of the people you know, after their name or on its own line, and an "Also:" line with their other characters, each adjustable in the settings.
• People who don't use Who's Who. Start a person from one of their characters and link their other characters to them, or add an alt you know to someone's shared identity. A small mark shows what the player didn't share themselves.
• Right-click menu on a player, from their unit frame, the guild roster, your friends and Battle.net friends, recent contacts or their name in chat, with what applies to that character: link it to a person, show that person in the People tab, make it their main or unlink it. On your own characters, it opens My identity.
• Forget a person from the People tab.
• Notes about the people you know, in the People tab, seen only by you. The start of the note shows in their tooltips, which you can turn off in the settings.
• Your nickname for a person, set or removed from the People tab.
• Turning a sharing option on, joining a guild or adding a friend now sends your identity to the players it adds, and gets theirs back, without waiting for your next login.
• Whispers count for a time you choose (3 hours by default, in the settings): the people you whisper stay recognised across a reload or a new login, and get your identity and its updates while you talk to them.
• Fewer messages: a reload, a quick relog of the same character or a canceled logout no longer sends announcements the other players already have.
• Unlinked characters stay anonymous: they never send your identity again, and the players who knew them drop them without being able to tell who they belonged to.
• Clear whisper history next to the Whispers option in the settings. While the settings are open, nothing is sent until you close them.

Fixed

• My identity: clicking the Name, Level or Last played header sorts your characters.
• Logout: your guild, friends and group receive the logout announcement, and logging out or reloading no longer throws an error.