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### Installing Extensions
1. Go to **Store** tab in the app
2. When opening the Store for the first time, you will be asked to enter an **Extension Repository URL**. You can use this community repository:
```
https://github.com/zarzet/SpotiFLAC-Extension
```
> **Why is this needed?** SpotiFLAC uses a decentralized extension system — extensions are hosted on GitHub repositories rather than a built-in server. This allows anyone to create and host their own extension repository. You only need to enter this URL once; the app will remember it.
2. When opening the Store for the first time, you will be asked to enter an **Extension Repository URL**
3. Browse and install extensions with one tap
4. Or download a `.spotiflac-ext` file and install manually via **Settings > Extensions**
5. Configure extension settings if needed
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## FAQ
**Q: Why does the Store tab ask me to enter a URL?**
A: Starting from version 3.8.0, SpotiFLAC uses a decentralized extension system. Extensions (like Amazon Music, YouTube Music, etc.) are hosted on GitHub repositories instead of a built-in server. On first launch, enter an extension repository URL in the Store tab, for example:
`https://github.com/zarzet/SpotiFLAC-Extension`
You only need to do this once — the app will save it and load extensions automatically on future launches.
A: Starting from version 3.8.0, SpotiFLAC uses a decentralized extension repository system — extensions are hosted on GitHub repositories rather than a built-in server, so anyone can create and host their own. Enter a repository URL in the Store tab to browse and install extensions.
**Q: Why is my download failing with "Song not found"?**
A: The track may not be available on the streaming services. Try enabling more download services in Settings > Download > Provider Priority, or install additional extensions like Amazon Music from the Store.