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Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

- Add compatibility with the Oculus mod (fix boot crash when using Fullscreen Tweaks and Oculus together). - Potentially improve compatibility with other mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

- Add compatibility with the Oculus mod (fix boot crash when using Fullscreen Tweaks and Oculus together). - Potentially improve compatibility with other mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

- Add compatibility with the Oculus mod (fix boot crash when using Fullscreen Tweaks and Oculus together). - Potentially improve compatibility with other mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

- Add compatibility with the Oculus mod (fix boot crash when using Fullscreen Tweaks and Oculus together). - Potentially improve compatibility with other mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

Potentially improve compatibility with mods that use `glfwDefaultWindowHints()` by changing the priority of `WindowMixin` from 1000 to 900.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1 is a compatibility and reliability release focused on loading-window behavior, startup minimization, fullscreen transitions, and settings-screen polish across the supported Minecraft versions and loaders. ## Highlights - Fixed multiple startup crashes caused by changing or minimizing the native window before Minecraft had finished initializing its renderer. - Fixed Windows fullscreen transitions that could restore an undecorated, monitor-sized, misplaced, or invisible window. - Corrected loading-window and focus-loss behavior on the SDL3-based Minecraft 26.3 targets. - Released version 1.21.11 Fabric and NeoForge. - Improved the settings experience on Minecraft 1.21.11 and older versions. - Made Mod Menu an optional Fabric integration rather than a required dependency. ## Loading Window and Startup Reliability - Fixed Fabric 1.15.2 and 1.16.5 startup crashes when **Minimize during loading** was enabled by delaying minimization until framebuffer initialization is safe. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 crashes when the loading window was set to fullscreen. The fullscreen transition now waits until Minecraft construction has completed, preventing GLFW framebuffer callbacks from reaching partially initialized renderer state. - Fixed a Forge 1.17.1 startup crash caused by applying the loading-window state at an incompatible point in that version's window lifecycle. - Fixed Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 startup failures on Fabric and NeoForge after Minecraft moved its GLFW window-hint setup into the rendering-backend initialization path. - Fixed the Minecraft 1.14.4 loading window not automatically returning to the configured regular game mode when loading finished. - Hardened loading-mode changes and startup minimization so temporary fullscreen, windowed, and minimized states are restored at the correct lifecycle point. - Preserved the established startup lifecycle on versions that did not require version-specific handling. ## Windows Fullscreen Fixes - Fixed GLFW targets through 26.2 restoring incorrect window geometry after leaving fullscreen, particularly when the game launched fullscreen and used a different mode during loading. - The mod now records the real decorated window position and dimensions before entering managed fullscreen and explicitly restores them when returning to windowed mode. - Window decorations are restored before the saved windowed rectangle is applied, preventing borderless or native-fullscreen state from leaking into normal windowed mode. - Repeated fullscreen-policy updates no longer overwrite the saved windowed rectangle with monitor-sized borderless bounds. - Applied the equivalent geometry fixes to the standalone Forge 1.16.5 and NeoForge 1.20.1 ports. - Fixed Forge 1.16.5 losing mouse interaction or returning to an undecorated, nearly fullscreen window after leaving fullscreen on Windows. - Fixed a Minecraft 26.2-specific Windows issue where minimizing during borderless fullscreen loading could leave the game invisible while it still appeared focused. On 26.2 only, the final native-versus-borderless policy is now established before the window is minimized, and the GLFW window is refreshed when restored. - Fixed minimized windowed loading states becoming invisible or failing to change geometry after returning to native fullscreen. The affected GLFW versions now restore the startup-iconified window before attaching it to the monitor. ## Minecraft 26.3 and SDL3 - Fixed loading-window mode selection on Fabric and NeoForge so **Same as game**, **Windowed**, and **Fullscreen** are applied through the SDL3 window lifecycle. - Fixed temporary loading modes not returning reliably to the configured game mode after loading. - Used Minecraft's own exclusive-fullscreen state as the authoritative SDL3 fullscreen selection instead of maintaining a separate low-level probe. - Applied the focus-loss policy through SDL's native hint and explicitly minimized active exclusive fullscreen when **Prevent minimizing on focus loss** is disabled. - Fixed startup-minimized windows failing to restore after loading. - Disabled **Minimize during loading** on SDL Wayland because native SDL minimization can deadlock or strand the window there. The option remains available on supported SDL window systems. - Updated labels and tooltips to use SDL-appropriate wording and to clarify the distinction between loading-window behavior and the regular game mode. ## Settings Screen and Tooltips - Refined the Minecraft 1.21.11 settings screen to better match vanilla: corrected section spacing, heading placement, title alignment, background rendering, colors, and control layout. - Improved fallback tooltips on legacy versions with clearer wording, more compact wrapping, and better positioning. - Disabled the custom fallback tooltip path on Minecraft 1.21.1, where native tooltips already provide the correct behavior. - Clarified wording for focus-loss minimization and post-loading window restoration. - Shortened Forge 1.16.5 translations where the original labels did not fit the available controls. ## Loader and Version Integration - Mod Menu is now optional. When installed, it still provides the Fullscreen Tweaks configuration entrypoint; when absent, the mod loads normally and remains configurable through its in-game settings button. - Fixed Forge 1.19.2 and 1.19.4 build metadata warnings. - Updated version metadata for the maintained release artifacts to 2.0.1. ## Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 - Updated the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.1. - Refined its default settings. - Preserved BTA's own native-versus-borderless fullscreen option as the authoritative game setting while retaining Fullscreen Tweaks' loading-window controls in BTA's Video settings page. Users upgrading from 2.0.0 should select the artifact matching their exact Minecraft version and loader. Existing configuration files remain compatible.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.x Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use th<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features. e classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Oggvik SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later --> # Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 Version 2.0.0 is a major expansion of the mod formerly known as **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss**. The mod now manages fullscreen style, focus-loss behavior, and the loading window through a dedicated settings screen across its actively supported Minecraft versions. ## Highlights * Renamed the mod to **Fullscreen Tweaks** to reflect its expanded scope. * Added independent loading-screen window controls. * Redesigned the settings screen with clearer labels, radio-style choices, and tooltips. * Added support for Minecraft's SDL3 window backend. * Added direct configuration buttons to Fabric Mod Menu and Forge/NeoForge mod lists. * Added Polish and Norwegian Bokmål translations. ## Loading Window Controls * Added a **Loading screen** setting with three modes: * **Same as game** follows Minecraft's saved fullscreen setting. * **Windowed** keeps the loading screen windowed, then switches to the configured game mode when loading finishes. * **Fullscreen** keeps the loading screen fullscreen regardless of the saved game setting. * Added **Start loading screen minimized**, which keeps Minecraft minimized throughout loading and restores it when the regular game window is ready. * After a temporary loading-window override, the mod restores both the actual window mode and Minecraft's displayed **Fullscreen** setting. * Loading-window preferences are applied as early as each supported loader and Minecraft version safely permits. ## Fullscreen and Focus-Loss Behavior * Clarified that minimization prevention applies to native or exclusive fullscreen rather than borderless fullscreen, which normally remains visible by design. * Hardened borderless fullscreen transitions and window-decoration restoration so the mod changes only window state that it owns. ## Settings Screen * Replaced cycling buttons for multi-choice settings with radio-style controls so every available choice is visible at once. * Added concise, choice-specific tooltips for native fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and every loading-screen mode. * Improved labels and section organization throughout the screen. * Added visually distinct fallback help text to older Minecraft versions without native tooltip support. * Matched Minecraft 26.3's vanilla section-heading style and spacing. * Corrected the fallback placement of the **Fullscreen Settings...** entry so it aligns with the actual vanilla button columns when another mod occupies its preferred position. * Added a clone of Minecraft 26.3's **Exclusive Fullscreen** option. It uses the same underlying vanilla setting and remains synchronized with Video Settings. ## Loader and Version Integration * Added a clickable configuration-screen button to Fabric Mod Menu. * Mod Menu remains entirely optional and is not required to run Fullscreen Tweaks. * Added native configuration-screen buttons to supported Forge and NeoForge mod lists. * Added active Fabric and NeoForge support for Minecraft 26.3. * Added SDL3-aware fullscreen detection and focus-loss handling for Minecraft 26.3. * On SDL3, Minecraft's own **Exclusive Fullscreen** setting now controls exclusive versus borderless behavior instead of duplicating that choice in a mod-owned setting. * When minimization prevention is disabled on SDL3, native fullscreen can once again use the classic minimize-on-focus-loss behavior. * Upgraded the Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port to Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0 with native controls in BTA's Video settings, loading-window modes, minimized loading, and configurable focus-loss behavior. * BTA's built-in native-versus-borderless fullscreen setting remains authoritative and is not duplicated by the mod. ## Localization * Added complete Polish translations. * Added complete Norwegian Bokmål translations. * Corrected capitalization and wording to follow each language's Minecraft UI conventions. ## Upgrade Notes * The mod ID is now `fullscreen_tweaks`. * The artifact name now begins with `fullscreen_tweaks-`. * The configuration file is now `config/fullscreen-tweaks.properties`. * Existing settings from `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties` are migrated automatically. * Remove the old **Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss** jar before installing Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.0. Keeping both jars installed may make the loader treat them as separate mods. * Modpacks, dependency declarations, scripts, and update tools that refer to the old mod ID must be updated. * Fullscreen Tweaks remains client-side only and is not required on dedicated servers. ## Choosing a Download For the 2.0.x-line, every uploaded jar is specific to one Minecraft version and loader. Install only the file whose `+<minecraft>-<loader>` suffix matches your game exactly. Other adjacent versions may potentially launch though they are not guaranteed to work and using a jar on a different version than it was designed for is not supported nor guaranteed to work properly and may cause issues. Hence doing so is done at your own risk. Fullscreen Tweaks 2.0.x is available for the actively supported Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge combinations listed on the project page, plus the separately maintained Better Than Adventure 8.0.1 Babric port. Other Minecraft and loader combinations remain on the legacy 0.1.x line and do not receive 2.0.x features.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

## Added Features - Lets you enable or disable minimization prevention independently of fullscreen mode. - Provides native and borderless fullscreen modes. - Defaults to borderless on Windows and native fullscreen with auto-iconification disabled elsewhere. - Follows the monitor containing most of the Minecraft window. - Stores two portable settings in `config/stop-minimizing-on-focus-loss.properties`. - Adds a Fullscreen settings entry to Minecraft's main Options screen on supported GUI targets.

Bumped version number to confirm compatibility with BTA 8.0.1. No code change and the previous build with the version number referencing BTA 8.0.0 is identical and equally compatible.

Updated to BTA version 8.0

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Fix the missing "Client" tag in Mod Menu's mod list

Port to LWJGL2 and Babric. This build is NOT compatible with the Better Than Adventure mod. To use this mod together with BTA the dedicated BTA version targetting the modified BTA Babric loader should be used instead.

Forge and LWJGL2 port

Forge and LWJGL2 port

Forge and LWJGL2 port

Liteloader and LWJGL2 port

Liteloader and LWJGL2 port

Liteloader and LWJGL2 port

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Initial release This one is technically compatible with Minecraft 1.20 through 1.20.6, but is compiled against Java 21, which is NOT the default in Minecraft 1.20.4 and below. Wherein these versions in the 1.20.x line use Java 17 by default.

Initial release This one is technically compatible with Minecraft 1.20 through 1.20.6, but is compiled against Java 17, which is NOT the default in Minecraft 1.20.5 and above. Wherein these versions in the 1.20.x line use Java 21 by default. And the version of `Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss` titled "1.20.6" is compiled against that. Hence that version is best suited for the Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6.

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Initial release This one is technically compatible with Minecraft 1.20 through 1.20.6, but is compiled against Java 21, which is NOT the default in Minecraft 1.20.4 and below. Wherein these versions in the 1.20.x line use Java 17 by default.

Initial release This one is technically compatible with Minecraft 1.20 through 1.20.6, but is compiled against Java 17, which is NOT the default in Minecraft 1.20.5 and above. Wherein these versions in the 1.20.x line use Java 21 by default. And the version of `Stop Minimizing on Focus Loss` titled "1.20.6" is compiled against that. Hence that version is best suited for the Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6.

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