Toggle-Mods

Toggle Mods gives you total control over your Fabric modpack without ever having to leave the game and go back to your launcher. Tired of manually moving .jar files just to test a performance boost or disable a glitchy mod? Do it all from the title screen or while you play.

Features
Live Toggle: Enable or disable any mod in your folder with a single click.

One-Click Relaunch: Uses an advanced JVM-cloning process to restart Minecraft instantly. It bypasses the launcher, keeping your settings and window focus exactly where they were.

In-Game Access: Access the manager via a dedicated button on the Title Screen or a global keybind (Default: Right Shift).

Fully Customizable: Don't like Right Shift? Change the keybind in the standard Minecraft Controls menu.

How it Works
When you toggle a mod and hit "Apply," [Mod Name] handles the file management for you. It then clones the current Java environment, spins up a fresh instance of Minecraft with your updated mod list, and shuts down the old one. It’s the fastest way to manage a heavy modpack.

Usage
Open the menu using the button on the Title Screen or press Right Shift while in-game.

Toggle the mods you want to load or unload.

Click Apply & Relaunch.

Watch your game refresh itself automatically!

Technical Note
This mod requires the Fabric Loader. Because it creates a new Java process, you may see a brief moment where the window closes before the new one appears—this is normal and ensures a clean load of your new mod configuration.

Toggle Mods — total control over your Fabric modpack, without ever leaving the game.

5.0.0 Version out. Mod is now supporting most minecraft Launchers including prism

No more manually moving .jar files just to test a performance boost or disable a glitchy mod. Do it all from the title screen, or mid-session.

Features

• Live toggle — Enable or disable any mod with a single click. Filter by All / Enabled / Disabled, and search by name or mod ID to cut through a long list fast.
• Delete disabled mods — Remove a jar you're done with straight from the menu, with a confirmation step so nothing goes by accident.
• Drop-in detection — Add a new .jar to mods_disabled while the menu is open and it appears in the list on its own. No reopening.
• Dependency awareness — If another mod requires the one you're disabling, Toggle Mods tells you, instead of quietly letting you break your load order.
• In-game Modrinth browser — Browse and download without alt-tabbing. Only builds matching your exact Minecraft version are offered, already-installed mods are clearly marked, and installing a mod automatically pulls in everything it requires — skipping anything you already have.
• Update alerts — Mods installed through the browser are checked at startup. Anything outdated can be updated in place with one click.
• Presets — Save a mod configuration by name and restore it any time. Perfect for switching between performance, content and testing setups without touching a single file.
• One-click relaunch — Restarts Minecraft instantly by cloning the running Java environment, bypassing the launcher and keeping your settings and window focus exactly where they were. Available any time, whether or not you've changed anything.
• In-game access — A button on the title screen, or a global keybind (default: Right Shift), fully rebindable in Minecraft's standard Controls menu.

Mods built for a different Minecraft version aren't hidden from you. They're listed greyed out, so you can see what's there and clear it out.

Usage

1. Open the menu from the title screen button, or press Right Shift while playing.
2. Toggle the mods you want to load or unload.
3. Optionally: narrow things down with the filter row and search box, browse Modrinth for something new, or load a saved preset.
4. Click Apply & Relaunch — and watch the game refresh itself.

Technical note

Requires Fabric Loader.

Because the mod starts a fresh Java process, the window closes briefly before the new one appears. This is normal, and it guarantees a clean load of your new mod configuration.

Downloaded mods are saved to your mods_disabled folder, ready to enable on the next launch.