

Since it’s the same, you can install builds on it just as installing them on the original Kodi.

The Titanium 18.1 is a copy of the Kodi 18 Leia app. You have now successfully installed the Kodi Fork on your Firestick. Step 11: Delete the Titanium 18.1.apk file as it is no longer needed. Step 10: Once the app is installed, click on ‘Done’ to return. Step 9: As soon as the download has finished, click on ‘Install’ to continue with the process. Step 8: It should take a few seconds to download. Step 7: A page will open where you’ll see a long list of Kodi Forks. Step 4: On the home screen of the Downloader app, click on the ‘Browser’ option. Ensure that ‘Enable JavaScript’ is checked otherwise, some links may not work correctly. Step 3: Go to the ‘Settings’ option on the left side of the screen on the Downloader. Step 2: Once you’ve installed the Downloader app, launch it by going to your ‘Apps & Channels’ section. When the suggestions appear, click on Downloader and install it.

Go to Firestick’s ‘Find’ section and type ‘Downloader’. Fortunately, the Downloader app is present in the app store. We recommend the Downloader app that offers an easy way to download APKs via sideloading on Firestick. Step 1: Since all the files and apps aren’t available on the Amazon app store, you’ll need to sideload them on the device. This section will explain how to install the Kodi Fork Titanium 18.1 on Firestick:
