OpenLauncher Files

Release 1.1.0

Launcher and Minecraft Support

• Expanded Minecraft compatibility: Improved version discovery and installation for Vanilla, Fabric, and Forge profiles.
• Profile-based configuration: Profiles now keep their own Minecraft version, RAM allocation, JVM arguments, Java path, and launcher preferences.
• Improved launch flow: Added clearer launch progress, process state handling, stop controls, and detailed runtime messages in the console.
• Console reset on launch: Starting Minecraft now clears the previous console output so every launch begins with a clean diagnostic log.
• Window state persistence: The launcher remembers its window size, position, and maximized state between sessions.

Mod Manager

• Modrinth integration: Search Modrinth projects, inspect project details and versions, filter results by loader and Minecraft version, and install compatible mods directly from the launcher.
• Dependency-aware installation: Mod installations resolve and install required dependencies when available.
• Mod updates: Detect available updates using installed mod metadata and file hashes, with support for updating individual mods or handling multiple updates.
• Mod controls: Added clearer installed-mod cards, enable/disable controls, deletion actions, update badges, changelog viewing, and mod folder access.
• Improved browsing: Added sorting, categories, pagination, loading states, empty states, offline handling, and project galleries.

Compatibility Auto-Fixer

• Fabric conflict detection: The launcher now parses Fabric Loader output to identify incompatible mods, missing compatible versions, and affected dependencies.
• Automatic compatibility repair: The conflict dialog can apply recommended versions and update related companion mods in one action.
• Non-destructive resolution: The auto-fixer prioritizes compatible version changes instead of automatically disabling mods.
• Manual fallback: When Fabric cannot provide a reliable fix, the original loader output and affected mods remain visible for manual review.
• Improved conflict dialog: Added responsive styling, translated messages, readable diagnostic output, and better behavior on narrow screens.

Authentication and Profiles

• Microsoft account authentication: Improved the interactive Microsoft login flow, token handling, logout behavior, and account state restoration.
• Offline profiles: Maintained support for local profiles when no Microsoft account is connected.
• Profile management: Added profile creation, editing, duplication, deletion, avatar handling, and independent profile settings.

Interface and Usability

• Responsive main interface: Improved the layout of the navigation, top tabs, installation controls, mod manager, console, settings, and dialogs across different window sizes.
• Settings redesign: Added clearer setting rows, descriptions, language selection, snapshot visibility, console output, automatic updates, Java path, and Minecraft directory controls.
• Minecraft news: Added an integrated news feed with loading, refresh, offline, empty, error, and external article states.
• Console improvements: Added log level filtering, clear and copy actions, auto-scroll controls, progress reporting, and better log presentation.
• Visual polish: Refined buttons, badges, cards, modals, toolbars, responsive layouts, loading states, and feedback toasts.

Localization and Updates

• Multilingual interface: Expanded and synchronized translations for English, Spanish, and French across the launcher, settings, mod manager, authentication, news, installation, and conflict resolution flows.
• Launcher updater: Improved update checks, platform-specific asset selection, download handling, and fallback behavior when no compatible asset is available.

Distribution and Documentation

• macOS Apple Silicon builds: Added automated ARM64 macOS DMG and ZIP packages for Apple Silicon Macs.
• Automated releases: Extended the GitHub Actions release workflow to build and publish Windows, Linux, and macOS artifacts.
• Linux packages: Added portable AppImage output alongside Debian and TAR.GZ packages.
• Documentation: Updated the README with installation instructions, supported architectures, macOS Gatekeeper authorization, interface screenshots, testing information, and the compatibility auto-fixer guide.