Need a map coordinates mod and downloaded one from curseforge and it’s out of date. So where do I get one of these things?
Tomtom’s pretty good. Nice and easy to use. Can find it easily on the Twitch app.
I second the use of TomTom.
There’s handy copy-paste codes for a string of coordinates like friendly alpaca, easily found on wowhead and the likes.
What is Twitch app. Is it a site or what. The last time I used mods was to just download them from curseforge and they were ready to go.
Twitch is a program that keeps tabs of your mods. if you have multiple, it’s a good idea to get it so it can tell you when they have updates and you can just press update in the program, instead of having to download again. Curseforge should have a link to it somewhere.
Looking at it now but it’s just another application to use just to use mods. 
Thanks for help.
Twitch is a PC/Mobile App that allows you to view streaming content available from it’s users. Many “you tubers” and “gamers” currently use this platform in the form of channels to showcase their videos, which can be live, or uploaded.
Twitch also is a platform for Addons available to a plethora of games, not only Blizzard ones. Anything from Mods, skins to WoW specific addons are available to download and directly install into your Addon Folder.
Twitch owns Curse, so the curse client is effectively operating through this app now. If you used to use Curse, or like Curse… hate it or love it this is the way to go now. Anything else will eventually lose support and migrate to the main Twitch App.
Now to the Addons:
TomTom for Coordinates. It will not only show you the current coordinates but also the coordinates of your mouse pointer on the map so you can find directions. It also has “live” coordinates for your UI that you can see without opening the map.
TomCat’s Tours for the Rare’s in Najz, Mecha, Uldum and Vale. This Addon will mark with a star on the map where they are supposed to spawn and will let you know whether or not you’ve already killed said rare and thus cannot loot it.
Both make an excellent combination for tracking.
I’ll add to this that I’ve used Titan Panel since I started playing and I find it handy. Not only does it show your location and the location where you place your pointer, but it has options like how much gold you have on both your current toon and across all the toons on that faction on the server. Its a handy thing to have.