Changelog

Community Tags Rework

• Proposed tags and active tags are now one scored list, and votes are kept when a tag is removed or becomes active.
• Proposing, upvoting, and downvoting tags now all grant reputation, but only once that tag becomes active (if upvoted) or removed (if downvoted).
  • Proposing: +2
  • Upvoting/downvoting: +1
• You now get notified when a tag you voted on (not just proposed) becomes active or is removed, with an optional email in your notification settings.
• Improved the voting modal, with active and proposed tags side by side and each proposal showing how close it is to becoming active.
• Project pages now ask whether a tag fits, so you can upvote or downvote one without opening the modal.
• Tag descriptions now open when you click a tag on project pages, cards, lists and in the modal.

Changed

• Improved the project Files tab for readability and accessibility.
• Improved page loading speed across project pages.

Milestones

• 3,000 community tag votes reached!
• 1,000 library entries reached!

Changed

• Catalog search now waits until you have typed three characters before searching.
• Updated the review image guideline. Attached images have to show the project itself. For dev tools and libraries with nothing to see in-game, screenshots of the code, config, or output you worked with are fine.
• Improved page performance for Pack Comparison, Pack Finder, similar projects, projects catalog, and the home page.
• Fixed a bug that made some catalog and Pack Finder links fail to load.
• Updated our privacy policy, transactional emails now send through Amazon SES.

What's New

• Mods published to separate CurseForge/Modrinth pages for each mod loader are now merged into a single page, so reviews, ratings and downloads are no longer split across multiple listings. ~1,500 duplicate listings have combined into ~750 pages so far, and merged pages have the loader removed from their name.
• On a merged page you can switch between each listing's own description, gallery and dependencies, with mod loader icons marking which is which, and a platform's files all stay in one tab.
• Added a review standards section to the landing page covering the reviewer and creator guidelines.
• You can now opt in to news emails from the news and changelog pages or when you register.

Changed

• Improved the Pack Finder results cards, including better UI, clearer fit percentages and applied exclusions shown on the top.
• Improved Pack Finder rankings when tag "Features" and preferred mods are included.
• Improved page performance for the catalog and Pack Finder results when logged in.

API

• Improved the project endpoints: genres, features and themes now properly return their names.

What's New

• Review screenshots are now available at every rank. Your rank sets how many you can attach:
  • Explorer: 2
  • Contributor: 3
  • Guide: 4
  • Veteran: 5
  • Luminary: 6
• Added a new play status for reviews and pack libraries: "Played".
• Modrinth organizations are now credited in the author list and are now filterable.
• Improved filtering UX across projects, reviews, and the dependencies tab.
• Added a disclosure to project pages about ModDex listings, with links to the author's own issue tracker as well as FAQ links.
• Improved Modrinth datapack discovery, adding ~7k previously unreachable datapacks to ModDex.

Changed

• Updated the FAQ to add information about ModDex project listings and how to become a verified developer.
• Clicking the call-to-action button on a notification now marks it as read.

What's New

• On project pages, authors are now displayed under the project title instead of tucked away in the Details tab. Authors with the same username on both CurseForge and Modrinth are combined.
• Reviews in grid view are now ordered from left to right.
• Developer transparency was moved from creator guidelines to reviewer guidelines. It is now a requirement to connect your Modrinth account when reviewing a Modrinth project that lists you as a team member.
• The profile's votes cast tab now shows all votes by default.

Changed

• Improved sorting for Average Rating by making rating count be used as a tie-breaker.
• Fixed a bug that left a few projects without version data and descriptions.
• Accessibility and readability improvements across the site.
• Updated our privacy policy: it now describes more precisely where exactly your data is stored.

What's New

• Dev environment filters now tell you where a mod runs:
  • Client Only
  • Server Only
  • Both
  • Either Side
  • Client Required, Server Optional
  • Server Required, Client Optional

The old labels are recently deprecated by Modrinth and couldn't tell a server-side mod apart from one that needs both, so a lot of projects were mislabeled. Dev environments only cover projects listed on Modrinth. CurseForge's equivalent is too vague and often mismatched with what the same project shows on Modrinth.

• The catalog now shows how many results your hidden tag settings are filtering out, with a toggle to show them anyway.

Changed

• Project links are permanent. Authors sometimes change their project slug, so every URL or embedded rating badge now follows the project to its new address.
• Around 40k Modrinth projects received cleaner URLs in the process, using the project name on its own instead of containing an ID.

Changed

• Improved project sync, ModDex now generally catches all project updates within a few minutes to hours.
• Clarified project sync in the FAQ.
• Introduced proper breadcrumbs on project and review pages.
• Improved many aspects of the landing page.

Milestones

• 1,500 members reached!
• 3,500 total ratings reached!

What's New

• Added News page
• Added Changelog page

More to come!