We’ll guide you through the process to do that.

Once you’re there, grab the “Appstore” option.

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Select “Appstore."

In Appstore, select “Search” and key in “Downloader”.

Then, choose “Downloader” in the search results.

And that’s it.

Choose “Download."

Downloader is now available on your Fire TV Stick.

Note that if Kodi is already installed on your gear, sideloading is likely enabled already.

If it is, you’re free to skip toStep 3.

Select “My Fire TV."

In your Fire TV Stick’s home screen, select “controls.”

Then, choose “My Fire TV.”

In the “My Fire TV” menu, select “Developer Options.”

Access “Developer Options."

If it isn’t already, turn on the “Apps From Unknown Sources” option.

Choose “Turn On” in the prompt.

And that’s it.

Enable “Apps From Unknown Sources."

you’re able to now get Kodi’s latest version via Downloader and install it on your gear.

On Downloader’s first screen, allow it to access your files by choosing “Allow.”

Then, select “Go.”

Select “Turn On” in the prompt.

On the following page, choose Android > ARMV7A (32 Bit).

This will download Kodi’s latest version to your Fire TV Stick.

When the download is finished, in the prompt that opens, choose “Install.”

Launch Downloader.

This will load the latest Kodi version overwriting the existing version.

When Kodi is installed, you’ve got the option to launch it by selecting “Open.”

And that’s it.

Select “Allow” in the prompt.

You’re now running the most recent version of Kodi on your Amazon Fire TV Stick.

ensure to try out all the new stuff that this version has for you!

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Enter the Kodi URL and choose “Go."

Select “ARMV7A (32 Bit)."

Select “Install."

Choose “Open."