Give Broker2Fubar another shot. It's quite streamlined and works perfectly. You won't be disappointed. If it puts in a bunch of extra stuff that you don't want, just open your Interface options, Addons tab, find Broker2FuBar, and turn off all the ones you don't want to see.

It's in the options as I mentioned above. You can choose to put them on the minimap or the FuBar. Note that Broker2FuBar is NOT taking FuBar plugins and doing anything with them. It's taking LDB objects and displaying them. What you're probably seeing is a plugin that provides both a FuBar plugin AND an LDB object, which will cause the plugin to show up twice, or possibly in the wrong place. This isn't Broker2FuBar's fault, and you can turn it off and/or configure where to put the icon.

I'm not going to be supporting Broker2FuBar here. It works, and doesn't cause problems, or I wouldn't have moved to LDB-only. This move means virtually ANY user can use QuestAgent, whether they use FuBar, Titan Panel, or some other display. It also greatly lowers the memory and processing footprint. These are all very good things. I am more than willing to help you out getting it configured the way you expect it to work, however. :)

No psychic powers? Shame on you! ;)

What's most likely happening: All of those add-ons are providing BOTH a FuBar plugin and an LDB object. As soon as you install Broker2FuBar, all those LDB objects become visible to you, but so are the FuBar plugins. This leads to lots and lots of duplicates. What will probably happen as time goes on is more people will ditch the FuBar side completely and go straight LDB, which will gradually reduce the duplicates. LDB is relatively new, at least it's only recently become more popular. For now, yes, you do need to manage the duplicates.

In fact, I still have some add-ons that put buttons on the minimap and I can't get rid of them, no matter what I do. All of these issues are due to the add-ons themselves, NOT Broker2FuBar or FuBar. Complain to each of those add-on authors about any problems you see.

I will definitely look into collapsing zones. What I'm thinking of doing, which might fit for this, is adding some filters. So you could right click, go to Filters, and click "Only quests I'm also on", "Only quests I don't have", "Only quests in this zone", etc.

After the first sync takes place, all syncs should be virtually instant (or up to 3 seconds if WoW spams a bunch of updates at once). This speed took a great deal of work to implement properly, so I'm glad you're finding it useful. :)

Latest build:

- Minor code cleanup
- Fixed some potential disembedding issues; disembedding is still not officially supported!!
- New feature (toggle): Show pet experience. Shows party member's pet's level/experience when enabled.
- New feature (toggle): Report party level changes. Reports to your chat window when party members and/or pets ding.

I've been using QuestGuru and QuestAgent together, and I haven't seen any of these issues. I will go back on in a bit to test again, but I may have to ask you for more information in order to reproduce this.

I am unable to reproduce this issue. I am running QuestGuru, and the LightHeaded window works perfectly with QuestAgent and QuestGuru, after opening my own quest log and the QuestAgent log multiple times. Not only that, but the LightHeaded animation when clicking the window handle works perfectly on both windows. Please give me more specific steps to reproduce or identify other add-ons that may be causing the issue.

Hmm thought I fixed that last night. When the servers come back up I'll take a look.

I am unable to reproduce this issue, testing with Fortress and Button Bin (latest versions). Please ensure you are using the latest build of QuestAgent. Make sure you're not using the "no-libs" version.

r13 is out, including the following changes:

- Added native LibDataBroker object
- QuestAgent does support FuBar and any LDB display simultaneously; you'll see both at the same time
- Updated TOC to 30000 -- sorry I forgot to do this earlier

I have a few more features to do tomorrow.

Next up: I'm working on adding LibDataBroker support (might be slightly tricky but I think I can do it). I also just noticed that I hadn't changed the TOC to 30000 yet -- oops! Don't worry, this is fully 3.0.3 compatible. My next commit will hopefully contain these things and a few more features I have in mind.

Another massive update:
- Much better FuBar support:
- Honors alignment and position correctly
- Can turn off text or icon
- Can attach to minimap
- Can detach tooltip
- Profile support
- Now has an icon
- Now has a right-click menu for options and some actions
- Perfected the "differential sync" system:
- This allows QuestAgent to very quickly synchronize all quest objectives, and to clean up deleted quests or request new quests that have been added
- QuestAgent has migrated over to this new system for all updates once the full sync has completed
- After a full sync, the party will do a differential sync to clean up any changes that were made during the 2-3 minute delay
- You should never be out of sync now for any reason. But just in case you find yourself out of sync, you can now right click QuestAgent and tell it to perform a full or differential sync.
- Corrected several bugs in the sync system
- Added a throttle to the differential sync. QuestAgent will not update any more frequently than every 3 seconds. This was done because sometimes WoW sends 5-10 separate update messages when only one thing has updated. This throttle lets us cut down on unnecessary inter-add-on communication.
- New option: Colorize quests by difficulty. If you don't want to see quests colored by difficulty, turn this off.
- New option: Report new party quests and turn-ins. When enabled (default), QuestAgent will report in your default chat frame when any party member accepts a new quest, abandons a quest, or turns in a quest. Note that currently if a party member abandons a completed quest, QuestAgent will report that as a turn-in.
- New feature: Share Quest. When viewing a party member's quest, you can click Share and QuestAgent will ask that person to share the quest with the party. This follows all the same restrictions as the normal quest log, so non-shareable quests won't share, etc.
- New feature: Version check. When logging in or changing party members, all party members will share their QuestAgent version. If you're running an out-of-date version, you'll get a dialog about it.
- Removed some temporary debugging tables, which will lower memory usage

New beta should no longer cause problems for QuestGuru and other add-ons that modify your quest log. Please let me know if you encounter any other issues.