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ModMenu Filter is an extension for Mod Menu that helps you organize, categorize, and find your mods.

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MIT License
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mod_menu_filter-2.0.0+1.21.11.jar
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CurseForge
Modrinth

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Mod Menu Filter

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License: MIT Platform ![Side](https://img.shields.io/badge/Side-Client Only-orange?style=flat-square) Ko-fi


Mod Menu Filter is a client Fabric utility mod that modifies Mod Menu to include tag-based filtering, coloured badge overlays, favorites, and per-profile configurations


Features

  • Tag Badges - Coloured inline badges drawn next to every mod name.
  • Tag Filtering - Filter by tags.
  • Favorites - Favorite your mods with a custom tag!
  • Profiles - Supports multiple configurations that you can switch between.
  • Zero Performance Impact - Lightweight logic that runs only when the list is rendered.

Requirements

Dependency Notes
Fabric Loader >=0.18.4
Fabric API any
Mod Menu any
Cloth Config any

Installation

  1. Install Fabric Loader for your Minecraft version.
  2. Drop Mod Menu Filter, Fabric API, Mod Menu, and Cloth Config into your mods/ folder.
  3. Launch the game - a default configuration is generated automatically on first run.

Configuration

Open Mod Menu → Mod Menu Filter to access the full settings screen.

Tag database (config/mod_menu_filter.json)

Tags and the mods they apply to are stored in config/mod_menu_filter.json. A bundled default_tags.json is written on first launch as the base.

Most of these settings can be configured through the built-in configuration screen

{
  "tagOverrides": {
    // add a mod to an existing built-in tag
    "sodium": ["performance"],
    // assign multiple tags to one mod
    "iris": ["performance", "rendering"]
  },
  "customTags": {
    // define a completely new tag
    "rendering": {
      "displayName": "Rendering",
      "color": 9699609
    }
  },
  "hiddenTags": ["library"],
  "favoriteMods": ["sodium"],
  "activeProfile": "default"
}

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to include it in any modpack!

Mod Menu Filter

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Mod Menu Filter is a client Fabric utility mod that enhances Mod Menu with tag-based filtering, coloured badge overlays, favorites, and per-profile configurations


Features

  • Tag Badges - Coloured inline badges drawn next to every mod name.
  • Tag Filtering - A toggle-button filter bar above the mod list. Click to show matching mods, with optional all-selected-tags matching for narrow searches.
  • Favourites - Favorite your mods! Easily filter between favorites and non-favorites.
  • Profiles - Supports multiple configurations that you can switch between.

Requirements

Dependency Notes
Fabric Loader >= 0.18.4
Fabric API any
Mod Menu any
Cloth Config any

Installation

  1. Install Fabric Loader for your Minecraft version.
  2. Drop Mod Menu Filter, Fabric API, Mod Menu, and Cloth Config into your mods/ folder.
  3. Launch the game - a default configuration is generated automatically on first run.

Configuration

Open Mod Menu → Mod Menu Filter → (gear icon) to access the full settings screen.

Tag database (config/mod_menu_filter.json)

Tags and the mods they apply to are stored in config/mod_menu_filter.json. A bundled default_tags.json is written on first launch as the base.

Most of these settings can be configured through the built-in configuration screen

{
  "tagOverrides": {
    // add a mod to an existing built-in tag
    "sodium": ["performance"],
    // assign multiple tags to one mod
    "iris": ["performance", "rendering"]
  },
  "customTags": {
    // define a completely new tag
    "rendering": {
      "displayName": "Rendering",
      "color": 9699609,
      "mods": ["iris"]
    }
  },
  "hiddenTags": ["library"],
  "favoriteMods": ["sodium"],
  "matchAllTagFilters": false,
  "activeProfile": "default"
}

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Feel free to include in any modpack!

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  • Without Mod
    Without Mod Cluttered, mostly non-tagged mods
  • With Mod
    With Mod Neat tags, labels, and organization
  • Mod Menu Filter
    Mod Menu Filter
  • Without Mod
    Without Mod No custom badges
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    Mod Menu Filter

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