The command displays a
dialog window which shows all of the extensions (plug-ins) which are
currently loaded in GIMP, both as a list and
as a hierarchical tree structure. Since many of the filters are actually
plug-ins, you will certainly see many familiar names here. Please note
that you do not run the extensions from this dialog window. Use the
appropriate menu entry to do that instead. For example, you can run
filter plug-ins by using the command
on the image menubar.
3.4.2.
Description of the “Plug-In Browser” dialog window
The figure above shows the list view of the
Plug-In Browser. You can click on the name of
a plug-in in the scrolled window to display more information about
it. Select the List View by clicking
on the tab at the top of the dialog.
You can search for a plug-in by name by entering part or all of the
name in the Search: text box and clicking on the
Search by Name button. The left part of the
dialog then displays the matches found.
The figure above shows the tree view of the
Plug-In Browser. You can click on the name of
a plug-in in the scrolled window to display more information about
it. You can click on the arrowheads to expand or contract parts of
the tree. Select the Tree View by clicking on
the tab at the top of the dialog.
You can search for a plug-in by name by entering part or all of the
name in the Search: text box and clicking on the
Search by Name button. The left part of the
dialog then displays the matches found.
![[Note]](../images/note.png)
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Not everything in these huge dialog windows is visible at the same
time. Use the scroll bars to view their content.
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