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layout: faq
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status: publish
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published: true
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title: How can I remove plugins or destinations from Greenshot?
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permalink: /faq/how-remove-plugins-or-destinations-from-greenshot/
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tags: []
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---
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This document describes how to make Greenshot skip loading of certain plugins, or not to show certain destinations.
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Plug-in
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The best way to remove plugins, is to use the installer and only select those you want.
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But sometimes this is not possible, so we build a way into Greenshot to skip the loading of them.
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This can be done by added a setting to the "Core" section called "ExcludePlugins" to excluding plugins, or you can use "IncludePlugins" which has a list of every plugin you want and the rest is automatically excluded.
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This might solve the adding of additional plugins when new releases bring new plugins, but you might also loose functionality without knowing: in the next release the editor is a plugin.
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Here is an example on how to exclude plugins by adding the plugins you don't want to the greenshot.ini:
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1. Find the greenshot.ini by reading [this](http://getgreenshot.org/faq/where-does-greenshot-store-its-configuration-settings/) or modify/create the greenshot-fixed.ini as described [here](/faq/what-is-the-best-way-to-control-greenshots-configuration-at-install-time/)
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2. Stop Greenshot
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3. Open file in an editor
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4. Modify the line which should be under the "[Core]" section of the ini starting with "ExcludePlugins" (or add it, if not available), you can add all the plugin names with a comma in between.
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5. Save the file
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6. Start Greenshot again.
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An example to exclude the box and dropbox plug-ins add the following line somewhere under the ```[Core]``` section:
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```
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ExcludePlugins=Box Plugin,Dropbox Plugin
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```
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The names of the plugin are visible in the Plugins tab of the settings or the greenshot.log (due to unfortunate decision while coding, they all end with " Plugin".
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For completeness we describe the plugins here (do not include the quotes!):
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* "Box Plugin"
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* "Confluence Plugin"
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* "Dropbox Plugin"
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* "External command Plugin"
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* "Flickr Plugin"
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* "Imgur Plugin"
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* "Jira Plugin"
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* "OCR Plugin"
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* "Office Plugin"
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* "Photobucket Plugin"
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* "Picasa-Web Plugin"
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Destination
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If you want to exclude destinations only, for example the office plugin has multiple and you might want only one of them, you can modify the "ExcludeDestinations" line.
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The names of the destinations are a bit harder to find, here is the currently known list (do not include the quotes!):
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* "Box"
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* "Clipboard"
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* "Confluence"
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* "Dropbox"
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* "EMail"
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* "Editor"
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* "Excel"
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* "External MS Paint"
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* "External Paint.NET"
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* "FileDialog"
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* "FileNoDialog"
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* "Flickr"
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* "Imgur"
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* "Jira"
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* "OCR"
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* "OneNote"
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* "Outlook"
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* "Photobucket"
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* "Picasa"
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* "Powerpoint"
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* "Printer"
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* "Word"
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**See also:**
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[Where does Greenshot store its configuration settings?](/faq/where-does-greenshot-store-its-configuration-settings/)
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[What is the best way to control Greenshot's configuration at install time?](/faq/what-is-the-best-way-to-control-greenshots-configuration-at-install-time/)
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