Using an older version of LibFredo6 is a highly effective workaround if you are intentionally freezing your workstation in time—such as keeping an old computer dedicated to running SketchUp 2017 Make.
This is completely normal. LibFredo6 is a backend library—it doesn’t add visible tools to the toolbar or menu. The only visible evidence that it’s installed is the “LibFredo6 Settings…” entry under the Window menu. If you need active tools, you must also install the specific Fredo6 extensions you want to use (such as RoundCorner, FredoScale, or JointPushPull). Libfredo6 Old Version
But what happens when a new version of Libfredo6 clashes with an older plugin, your specific version of SketchUp, or your carefully curated workflow? You search for the . Using an older version of LibFredo6 is a