Set DLL for chrome_plus

A utility tool for DLL injection into Windows executables, based on Microsoft Detours.

Quick start (GUI)

1. Extract all files from setdll.7z to the directory where the browser executable is located.
2. Drag the browser executable (e.g., msedge.exe) onto setdll.exe, or double-click setdll.exe and pick the target with Browse....
3. The dialog auto-detects the target's architecture, looks for version-<arch>.dll next to the target, and offers Inject or Restore. Click — done.

The auto-detected DLL name (version-<arch>.dll) is the chrome_plus default. If you want to inject a different DLL, click Change... on the DLL row to pick any .dll instead. For scripted or batch use, see the command line below.

Command line

setdll [options] binary_files

Options:

• /d:file.dll — inject the specified DLL (basename or full path both work)
• /r — remove all injected DLLs from the target
• /t:file.exe — print PE architecture information; exits 0 on success, 1 if the file is not a recognized PE
• /? — help

Examples:

setdll /d:mymod-x64.dll target.exe
setdll /r target.exe
setdll /t:target.exe

setdll.exe is a Windows-subsystem binary; CLI output attaches to the parent console (cmd.exe, PowerShell, etc.).

v3 breaking change: /t: now exits 0 on success and 1 on failure. Previous versions returned the PE machine word as the exit code (332 / 34404 / 43620); scripts that branched on %errorlevel% to dispatch on architecture need to parse stdout instead. Other CLI options are unchanged.

License

This project is licensed under GPL-3.0. Original project under MIT license.

References:

• Original project: https://github.com/adonais/setdll
• Microsoft Detours: https://github.com/microsoft/Detours