The sapphire plugins don't work for me. I tried using them in gimp, and they threw out errors.

The plugins came from here: https://saturnelladesign.fr/pages/filtres.htm

Nidhogg answered your question in another post, did you read it? viewtopic.php?f=8&t=948&start=30

"I said so 2 times already. You can't use 64-bit 8bf filters on a 64-bit system on a 64-bit Gimp because PSPI plug-in is the 8bf host, and it is 32-bit".

Yes, I read it but the Sapphire plugins are 8bf files, which are not in 64 Bit format.

Script with collected addresses added to post #1

Is the .scm script just a list, or is it something else? By something else, I mean does the list contain script and plugins from the links?

This script (just for convenience) only allows you to open the selected page - from within Gimp - in your default browser (works just like bookmarks in a web browser).
Plugin download and installation options to be available in Gimp 3.x?

Oh, okay.

I don't think You will forget Your GimpScripts address: https://www.gimpscripts.net/ - but I added anyway.

The list was updated as of August 21, 2021.
Something to add?

The second GMX link doesn't work.

Hi Mackenzieh.

Thanks for the info - but it works for me.
However, I found it necessary to add a short comment to the top of the list.

It works. I think my browser was just slow.

The link http://joe1gk.blogspot.com is script code only, not the actual scripts themselves. So if the user is looking for a download link, there isn't one. The user has to copy the code and save the code as a .scm file.

...Sometimes things get much worse - just 'C' code for compilation...

Mark's Palette Generator script doesn't exist. When at the page, Palette Generator is listed under texture generator... at least that's what I got when I tried looking for it in gimp.

Updated Web-Browser Scripts and Plugins to V-0.5. (link in post #1).