Wait a minute, i’ve must maken a mistake then.
I thought that putting the Plugin on sale, would make it installable, but instead it let’s you own the source?
So, now it’s offsale, you can still download the Plugin, without seeing the Source, right?
Guess i’ve wasted 2 years on that, lol.
No. I cannot download the plugin nor see its source. If it is on sale, its source is open.
So,
All Plugin i can find in the ‘Library’, are On Sale and so open source?
So, holding Alt and dragging the Mouse in a box across the items you want to Anchor isn’t an option?
Works for me.
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You can view a plugins code without owning it actually, you can use the BTRoblox extension to view it in the webpage!
Since this plugin is now offsale, I can’t show an example of that, but here’s a random example with another plugin:
Quite a neat extension.
EDIT: if its offsale, you cant view the plugin code
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That really sucks. Is this also for paid plugins?
I’m not 100% sure, I own most major paid plugins (Datastore Editor V3, Tool Grip Editor, ect).
Nevermind, I used an incognito tab and no, you cannot view paid plugins code. 
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hold on, i thought all plugins was free.
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Unfortunately not!
The more expensive the plugin, the higher quality… in most cases.
Yes that applys to paid plugins as well (which imo is a good thing)
The guidelines for #resources:community-resources state that any resources posted in this category have to be free and open-source