Last February, we highlighted Overwolf's decision to deny WowUp API access to CurseForge, citing their exclusivity clause and WowUp's decision to partner with addon hosting competitor Wago.io. Although this change is taking some time to finalize, WowUp has released a short guide to help its users prepare for the turnover - attempting to find new hosts for addons that WowUp previously downloaded from CurseForge.
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