- Added a formal Java API mainly to support adding simple widgets. Refer to the new [Wiki](https://fishstiz.github.io/packed_packs-wiki/java-api/getting-started) page for more details.
- Added Polytone button ([#43](https://github.com/fishstiz/packed_packs/issues/43)) to the Packed Packs screen.
- **Note**: Mod developers can use the new API for better long-term compatibility.
- Added Simplified Chinese Translation ([#46](https://github.com/fishstiz/packed_packs/pull/46)
by [qznfbnj](https://github.com/qznfbnj))
- Added incompatible title and description when hovering or selecting incompatible packs to match vanilla
behavior. Can be disabled with the "Hide incompatible Warnings" option.
- Improved keyboard navigation.
- Focus is now correctly redirected when opening or closing most dialogs.
- Arrow key navigation in the profiles list now prioritizes the profile button over the delete button.
- Arrow key navigation in pack lists is now constrained within the lists. To move focus away from the pack list, use
`Tab` or `Shift+Tab`.
- Added pack list shortcuts for `Home`, `End`, `PgUp` and `PgDown`.
- **Removed config migration from v1 to v2**. If updating directly from v1, your old config file will remain on disk but will no longer be used.
- Removed the automatic hash suffix from new profile IDs.
- Fixed crash caused by illegal characters in profile names ([#42](https://github.com/fishstiz/packed_packs/issues/42)).
- Fixed crash with VTDownloader on 1.21.11.
- Fixed 'Remember Last Viewed Profile' option always being on.
- Made significant internal changes to the Packed Packs screen which may result in a different user experience or introduce new
bugs. Please submit feedback or report any issues [here](https://github.com/fishstiz/packed_packs/issues).
- Changed background texture of dialogs to `popup/background.png` sprite as `demo_background.png` will be removed in
the Minecraft 26.1 update.
- Fixed being able to disable mod resources in NeoForge via overrides.
- Bumped Fabric Loader version.
Developer information
Projects on Modrinth are automatically available through a Maven repository for use with JVM build tools such as Gradle.
maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }