Modinstaller

[spring orbit]

ModInstaller is a cross-platform application for installing mods in the Minecraft launcher easily.

You will no longer need to go into appdata or setup a new launcher, this program installs mods automatically.

Modinstaller integrates the public Modrinth API to search and install mods without opening a web browser, directly in the app. You can also install other mods selecting their .jar file.

This program is compatible with Windows, MacOs and Linux. You might see a window saying it's not safe this program, but is completely safe, you can check it in it's source code if you want.

If you want to install it, go here: https://github.com/Buildercgr/ModInstaller

[hot tiger]

We already have launchers like prism, modrinth, and curseforge for this

And your computer doesn't think it's a virus

[solemn musk]

does it offer anything unique?

does it only interact with the actual appdata .minecraft?

it doesnt make new installations?

[hot tiger]

looks like it's installing onto the same instance

[glass oxide]

Relevant xkcd

https://xkcd.com/927/

xkcd: Standards

Fortunately, the charging one has been solved now that we've all standardized on mini-USB. Or is it micro-USB? Shit.

[compact pulsar]

I think this is just a .jar downloader which downloads it into the folder you choose

[hot tiger]

I'll repeat what I said earlier. We already have launchers for this that won't get flagged as malicious. With more qol

[spring orbit]

It isn't a .jar downloader... Is made with Python.....

Modinstaller wasn't made to replace Curseforge or PrismLauncher. It was made so you don't have to install a new launcher and use appdata folders. And it wasn't made by an enterprise team.

[spring orbit]

And to bypass the Windows and macOS warning, you'd have to pay €200 or more per year, which isn't free.

[compact pulsar]

whats wrong with appdata

[pastel pebble]

i don't see the use today but it remind me of pipix lol

good old days