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## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

## New - Added support for **Minecraft 26.3.** - **A heads-up before hosting.** If the world was last played on a different Minecraft version, or with mods you don't have installed, you get one screen that lists what changed before anything opens. Hosting on a newer version updates the world for good (friends still on the old version can't host it until they update); hosting on an older version can break parts of it; a missing mod takes its blocks and items out of the world. You decide: "Host anyway" or "Cancel". Hosting on an older Minecraft used to be refused outright; now it's your call. ## Fixed - On 26.x, cancelling hosting at the wrong moment and hosting again could leave the game stuck on the loading screen until you restarted it. - When Minecraft itself asks something before opening the world (for example "back up this world?" for a world from another version), pressing Cancel now takes you back to SharedWorld instead of leaving hosting half started. - The button you just clicked no longer stays outlined after a step changes (most visible in the create world screens on 26.x).

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Added support for Xaero's Minimap and World Map - Added support for Distant Horizons by not syncing LODs, which are huge and could fail the upload outright. - Better error reporting if an S3 provider starts rejecting your credentials.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- Fixed a bug where if the upload to google drive failed when leaving a world, you could get stuck on that screen.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- e4mc is no longer a strict dependency of the mod. Users who have an alternative at hand, like Tailscale or RadminVPN, no longer need to install e4mc.

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- S3 bucket support! Much better than google drive storage in every way. Host it yourself or use a free S3 compatible provider to get much better performance, privacy (your email is not needed with S3!), not cluttering your Google Drive, and flexibility for users who like to host things themselves. - Custom join addresses! e4mc is no longer a strict dependency. If you are having trouble with e4mc and something like tailscale, radmin vpn or just port forwarding works better for you, you can now just use that instead. - Neoforge support! Many people asked for these features, enjoy!

- New account screen to reconnect to Google Drive, disconnect, and a 'Delete all my data' button which fully deletes all your sharedworld data locally, on the backend, and Google Drive. - Further secured PII (email and google drive token). It is encrypted on the backend and only full root access, not just a leakage of the database, would be required for a leak.

- New account screen to reconnect to Google Drive, disconnect, and a 'Delete all my data' button which fully deletes all your sharedworld data locally, on the backend, and Google Drive. - Further secured PII (email and google drive token). It is encrypted on the backend and only full root access, not just a leakage of the database, would be required for a leak.

- New account screen to reconnect to Google Drive, disconnect, and a 'Delete all my data' button which fully deletes all your sharedworld data locally, on the backend, and Google Drive. - Further secured PII (email and google drive token). It is encrypted on the backend and only full root access, not just a leakage of the database, would be required for a leak.

- New account screen to reconnect to Google Drive, disconnect, and a 'Delete all my data' button which fully deletes all your sharedworld data locally, on the backend, and Google Drive. - Further secured PII (email and google drive token). It is encrypted on the backend and only full root access, not just a leakage of the database, would be required for a leak.

- New account screen to reconnect to Google Drive, disconnect, and a 'Delete all my data' button which fully deletes all your sharedworld data locally, on the backend, and Google Drive. - Further secured PII (email and google drive token). It is encrypted on the backend and only full root access, not just a leakage of the database, would be required for a leak.

- New account screen to reconnect to Google Drive, disconnect, and a 'Delete all my data' button which fully deletes all your sharedworld data locally, on the backend, and Google Drive. - Further secured PII (email and google drive token). It is encrypted on the backend and only full root access, not just a leakage of the database, would be required for a leak.

- New account screen to reconnect to Google Drive, disconnect, and a 'Delete all my data' button which fully deletes all your sharedworld data locally, on the backend, and Google Drive. - Further secured PII (email and google drive token). It is encrypted on the backend and only full root access, not just a leakage of the database, would be required for a leak.

- Migration to a new more scalable backend. All users must eventually update to >=0.4.6. - Various bug fixes and UI improvements. - More reliable uploads.

- Migration to a new more scalable backend. All users must eventually update to >=0.4.6. - Various bug fixes and UI improvements. - More reliable uploads.

- Migration to a new more scalable backend. All users must eventually update to >=0.4.6. - Various bug fixes and UI improvements. - More reliable uploads.

- Migration to a new more scalable backend. All users must eventually update to >=0.4.6. - Various bug fixes and UI improvements. - More reliable uploads.

- Migration to a new more scalable backend. All users must eventually update to >=0.4.6. - Various bug fixes and UI improvements. - More reliable uploads.

- Migration to a new more scalable backend. All users must eventually update to >=0.4.6. - Various bug fixes and UI improvements. - More reliable uploads.

- Migration to a new more scalable backend. All users must eventually update to >=0.4.6. - Various bug fixes and UI improvements. - More reliable uploads.

- Deleting backups is instant and canb edone in bulk. - Fewer backups kept by default. - Option to dissable backups for large worlds.

- Deleting backups is instant and canb edone in bulk. - Fewer backups kept by default. - Option to dissable backups for large worlds.

- Deleting backups is instant and canb edone in bulk. - Fewer backups kept by default. - Option to dissable backups for large worlds.

- Deleting backups is instant and canb edone in bulk. - Fewer backups kept by default. - Option to dissable backups for large worlds.

- Deleting backups is instant and canb edone in bulk. - Fewer backups kept by default. - Option to dissable backups for large worlds.

- Deleting backups is instant and canb edone in bulk. - Fewer backups kept by default. - Option to dissable backups for large worlds.

- Deleting backups is instant and canb edone in bulk. - Fewer backups kept by default. - Option to dissable backups for large worlds.

- Snapshot finalization no longer times out at 20 seconds - Worlds are now better protected from losing progress when uploading the world fails.

- Snapshot finalization no longer times out at 20 seconds - Worlds are now better protected from losing progress when uploading the world fails.

- Snapshot finalization no longer times out at 20 seconds - Worlds are now better protected from losing progress when uploading the world fails.

- Snapshot finalization no longer times out at 20 seconds - Worlds are now better protected from losing progress when uploading the world fails.

- Snapshot finalization no longer times out at 20 seconds - Worlds are now better protected from losing progress when uploading the world fails.

- Snapshot finalization no longer times out at 20 seconds - Worlds are now better protected from losing progress when uploading the world fails.

- Snapshot finalization no longer times out at 20 seconds - Worlds are now better protected from losing progress when uploading the world fails.

- Fixed a client startup crash.

- Fixed a client startup crash.

- Fixed a client startup crash.

- Fixed a client startup crash.

- Fixed a client startup crash.

- Fixed a client startup crash.

- Fixed a client startup crash.

- If your world can't be backed up, most importantly because Google Drive is full, you now get an in-game chat warning on the fast failure. - Fixed a race where a player who had just left a shared world, but stayed on the world list, could be silently converted into the next host when the current host left. - On newer Minecraft versions, leaving a shared world as a guest could silently leave stale session state behind. This is no longer the case.

- If your world can't be backed up, most importantly because Google Drive is full, you now get an in-game chat warning on the fast failure. - Fixed a race where a player who had just left a shared world, but stayed on the world list, could be silently converted into the next host when the current host left. - On newer Minecraft versions, leaving a shared world as a guest could silently leave stale session state behind. This is no longer the case.

- If your world can't be backed up, most importantly because Google Drive is full, you now get an in-game chat warning on the fast failure. - Fixed a race where a player who had just left a shared world, but stayed on the world list, could be silently converted into the next host when the current host left. - On newer Minecraft versions, leaving a shared world as a guest could silently leave stale session state behind. This is no longer the case.

- If your world can't be backed up, most importantly because Google Drive is full, you now get an in-game chat warning on the fast failure. - Fixed a race where a player who had just left a shared world, but stayed on the world list, could be silently converted into the next host when the current host left. - On newer Minecraft versions, leaving a shared world as a guest could silently leave stale session state behind. This is no longer the case.

- If your world can't be backed up, most importantly because Google Drive is full, you now get an in-game chat warning on the fast failure. - Fixed a race where a player who had just left a shared world, but stayed on the world list, could be silently converted into the next host when the current host left. - On newer Minecraft versions, leaving a shared world as a guest could silently leave stale session state behind. This is no longer the case.

- If your world can't be backed up, most importantly because Google Drive is full, you now get an in-game chat warning on the fast failure. - Fixed a race where a player who had just left a shared world, but stayed on the world list, could be silently converted into the next host when the current host left. - On newer Minecraft versions, leaving a shared world as a guest could silently leave stale session state behind. This is no longer the case.

- If your world can't be backed up, most importantly because Google Drive is full, you now get an in-game chat warning on the fast failure. - Fixed a race where a player who had just left a shared world, but stayed on the world list, could be silently converted into the next host when the current host left. - On newer Minecraft versions, leaving a shared world as a guest could silently leave stale session state behind. This is no longer the case.

- No more polling while connected - Faster reactions to events (e.g. giving a user OP permissions now takes effect almost immediately). - More reliable detection of network problems and disconnections. - Caching responses, more responsive UIs - Much more efficient backend

- No more polling while connected - Faster reactions to events (e.g. giving a user OP permissions now takes effect almost immediately). - More reliable detection of network problems and disconnections. - Caching responses, more responsive UIs - Much more efficient backend

- No more polling while connected - Faster reactions to events (e.g. giving a user OP permissions now takes effect almost immediately). - More reliable detection of network problems and disconnections. - Caching responses, more responsive UIs - Much more efficient backend

- No more polling while connected - Faster reactions to events (e.g. giving a user OP permissions now takes effect almost immediately). - More reliable detection of network problems and disconnections. - Caching responses, more responsive UIs - Much more efficient backend

- No more polling while connected - Faster reactions to events (e.g. giving a user OP permissions now takes effect almost immediately). - More reliable detection of network problems and disconnections. - Caching responses, more responsive UIs - Much more efficient backend

- No more polling while connected - Faster reactions to events (e.g. giving a user OP permissions now takes effect almost immediately). - More reliable detection of network problems and disconnections. - Caching responses, more responsive UIs - Much more efficient backend

- No more polling while connected - Faster reactions to events (e.g. giving a user OP permissions now takes effect almost immediately). - More reliable detection of network problems and disconnections. - Caching responses, more responsive UIs - Much more efficient backend

- **No more file size limit.** World data uploads go straight from the game to the world's Google Drive in resumable chunks; a dropped connection resumes from the last confirmed byte. The SharedWorld server never relays the bytes and always verifies the stored result against Drive's own accounting before accepting it. - **Downloads resume too.** Joining a big world over a flaky connection no longer restarts file transfers from zero; partial downloads survive retries and continue with byte ranges. - **Stalled transfers fail fast and retry** instead of hanging: fixed timeouts are gone, replaced by "no data for 30 seconds" detection, a slow-but-moving transfer is never killed, a dead one is. - **Smarter change detection for big files.** The sync delta engine was rebuilt: it finds unchanged data anywhere in a file, not just at the same position, so mods that append to or restructure their data files no longer force full re-uploads. Files beyond 2 GB now participate in delta sync at all (the old engine could not). - **Fewer full re-uploads.** The fixed "every N autosaves" full re-upload is replaced by a byte budget: a full copy is only re-sent once the accumulated deltas would cost more than it saves.

- **No more file size limit.** World data uploads go straight from the game to the world's Google Drive in resumable chunks; a dropped connection resumes from the last confirmed byte. The SharedWorld server never relays the bytes and always verifies the stored result against Drive's own accounting before accepting it. - **Downloads resume too.** Joining a big world over a flaky connection no longer restarts file transfers from zero; partial downloads survive retries and continue with byte ranges. - **Stalled transfers fail fast and retry** instead of hanging: fixed timeouts are gone, replaced by "no data for 30 seconds" detection, a slow-but-moving transfer is never killed, a dead one is. - **Smarter change detection for big files.** The sync delta engine was rebuilt: it finds unchanged data anywhere in a file, not just at the same position, so mods that append to or restructure their data files no longer force full re-uploads. Files beyond 2 GB now participate in delta sync at all (the old engine could not). - **Fewer full re-uploads.** The fixed "every N autosaves" full re-upload is replaced by a byte budget: a full copy is only re-sent once the accumulated deltas would cost more than it saves.

- **No more file size limit.** World data uploads go straight from the game to the world's Google Drive in resumable chunks; a dropped connection resumes from the last confirmed byte. The SharedWorld server never relays the bytes and always verifies the stored result against Drive's own accounting before accepting it. - **Downloads resume too.** Joining a big world over a flaky connection no longer restarts file transfers from zero; partial downloads survive retries and continue with byte ranges. - **Stalled transfers fail fast and retry** instead of hanging: fixed timeouts are gone, replaced by "no data for 30 seconds" detection, a slow-but-moving transfer is never killed, a dead one is. - **Smarter change detection for big files.** The sync delta engine was rebuilt: it finds unchanged data anywhere in a file, not just at the same position, so mods that append to or restructure their data files no longer force full re-uploads. Files beyond 2 GB now participate in delta sync at all (the old engine could not). - **Fewer full re-uploads.** The fixed "every N autosaves" full re-upload is replaced by a byte budget: a full copy is only re-sent once the accumulated deltas would cost more than it saves.

- **No more file size limit.** World data uploads go straight from the game to the world's Google Drive in resumable chunks; a dropped connection resumes from the last confirmed byte. The SharedWorld server never relays the bytes and always verifies the stored result against Drive's own accounting before accepting it. - **Downloads resume too.** Joining a big world over a flaky connection no longer restarts file transfers from zero; partial downloads survive retries and continue with byte ranges. - **Stalled transfers fail fast and retry** instead of hanging: fixed timeouts are gone, replaced by "no data for 30 seconds" detection, a slow-but-moving transfer is never killed, a dead one is. - **Smarter change detection for big files.** The sync delta engine was rebuilt: it finds unchanged data anywhere in a file, not just at the same position, so mods that append to or restructure their data files no longer force full re-uploads. Files beyond 2 GB now participate in delta sync at all (the old engine could not). - **Fewer full re-uploads.** The fixed "every N autosaves" full re-upload is replaced by a byte budget: a full copy is only re-sent once the accumulated deltas would cost more than it saves.

- **No more file size limit.** World data uploads go straight from the game to the world's Google Drive in resumable chunks; a dropped connection resumes from the last confirmed byte. The SharedWorld server never relays the bytes and always verifies the stored result against Drive's own accounting before accepting it. - **Downloads resume too.** Joining a big world over a flaky connection no longer restarts file transfers from zero; partial downloads survive retries and continue with byte ranges. - **Stalled transfers fail fast and retry** instead of hanging: fixed timeouts are gone, replaced by "no data for 30 seconds" detection, a slow-but-moving transfer is never killed, a dead one is. - **Smarter change detection for big files.** The sync delta engine was rebuilt: it finds unchanged data anywhere in a file, not just at the same position, so mods that append to or restructure their data files no longer force full re-uploads. Files beyond 2 GB now participate in delta sync at all (the old engine could not). - **Fewer full re-uploads.** The fixed "every N autosaves" full re-upload is replaced by a byte budget: a full copy is only re-sent once the accumulated deltas would cost more than it saves.

- **No more file size limit.** World data uploads go straight from the game to the world's Google Drive in resumable chunks; a dropped connection resumes from the last confirmed byte. The SharedWorld server never relays the bytes and always verifies the stored result against Drive's own accounting before accepting it. - **Downloads resume too.** Joining a big world over a flaky connection no longer restarts file transfers from zero; partial downloads survive retries and continue with byte ranges. - **Stalled transfers fail fast and retry** instead of hanging: fixed timeouts are gone, replaced by "no data for 30 seconds" detection, a slow-but-moving transfer is never killed, a dead one is. - **Smarter change detection for big files.** The sync delta engine was rebuilt: it finds unchanged data anywhere in a file, not just at the same position, so mods that append to or restructure their data files no longer force full re-uploads. Files beyond 2 GB now participate in delta sync at all (the old engine could not). - **Fewer full re-uploads.** The fixed "every N autosaves" full re-upload is replaced by a byte budget: a full copy is only re-sent once the accumulated deltas would cost more than it saves.

- **No more file size limit.** World data uploads go straight from the game to the world's Google Drive in resumable chunks; a dropped connection resumes from the last confirmed byte. The SharedWorld server never relays the bytes and always verifies the stored result against Drive's own accounting before accepting it. - **Downloads resume too.** Joining a big world over a flaky connection no longer restarts file transfers from zero; partial downloads survive retries and continue with byte ranges. - **Stalled transfers fail fast and retry** instead of hanging: fixed timeouts are gone, replaced by "no data for 30 seconds" detection, a slow-but-moving transfer is never killed, a dead one is. - **Smarter change detection for big files.** The sync delta engine was rebuilt: it finds unchanged data anywhere in a file, not just at the same position, so mods that append to or restructure their data files no longer force full re-uploads. Files beyond 2 GB now participate in delta sync at all (the old engine could not). - **Fewer full re-uploads.** The fixed "every N autosaves" full re-upload is replaced by a byte budget: a full copy is only re-sent once the accumulated deltas would cost more than it saves.

- Reliability improvements when hosting large worlds.

- Reliability improvements when hosting large worlds.

- Reliability improvements when hosting large worlds.

- Reliability improvements when hosting large worlds.

- Reliability improvements when hosting large worlds.

- Reliability improvements when hosting large worlds.

- Reliability improvements when hosting large worlds.

- Creating, joining and leaving a sharedworld is now much faster, particularly for large worlds. - The sharedworld settings UI should now be snappier too.

- Creating, joining and leaving a sharedworld is now much faster, particularly for large worlds. - The sharedworld settings UI should now be snappier too.

- Creating, joining and leaving a sharedworld is now much faster, particularly for large worlds. - The sharedworld settings UI should now be snappier too.

- Creating, joining and leaving a sharedworld is now much faster, particularly for large worlds. - The sharedworld settings UI should now be snappier too.

- Creating, joining and leaving a sharedworld is now much faster, particularly for large worlds. - The sharedworld settings UI should now be snappier too.

- Creating, joining and leaving a sharedworld is now much faster, particularly for large worlds. - The sharedworld settings UI should now be snappier too.

- Creating, joining and leaving a sharedworld is now much faster, particularly for large worlds. - The sharedworld settings UI should now be snappier too.

- Fix bug that prevented the upload of large worlds

- Fix bug that prevented the upload of large worlds

- Fix bug that prevented the upload of large worlds

- Fix bug that prevented the upload of large worlds

- Fix bug that prevented the upload of large worlds

- Fix bug that prevented the upload of large worlds

- Fix bug that prevented the upload of large worlds

All older versions will get deprecated, as they are unsustainable for the backend. - Host handoff is faster. - Shareworld setting changes land in about a second. - Much more efficient on resources.

All older versions will get deprecated, as they are unsustainable for the backend. - Host handoff is faster. - Shareworld setting changes land in about a second. - Much more efficient on resources.

All older versions will get deprecated, as they are unsustainable for the backend. - Host handoff is faster. - Shareworld setting changes land in about a second. - Much more efficient on resources.

All older versions will get deprecated, as they are unsustainable for the backend. - Host handoff is faster. - Shareworld setting changes land in about a second. - Much more efficient on resources.

All older versions will get deprecated, as they are unsustainable for the backend. - Host handoff is faster. - Shareworld setting changes land in about a second. - Much more efficient on resources.

All older versions will get deprecated, as they are unsustainable for the backend. - Host handoff is faster. - Shareworld setting changes land in about a second. - Much more efficient on resources.

All older versions will get deprecated, as they are unsustainable for the backend. - Host handoff is faster. - Shareworld setting changes land in about a second. - Much more efficient on resources.

- Fixed "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" bug.

- Fixed "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" bug.

- Fixed "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" bug.

- Fixed "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" bug.

- Fixed "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" bug.

- Fixed "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" bug.

- Fixed "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" bug.

- Major UI/UX improvement and fixed a few rare bugs.

- Major UI/UX improvement and fixed a few rare bugs.

- Major UI/UX improvement and fixed a few rare bugs.

- Major UI/UX improvement and fixed a few rare bugs.

- Major UI/UX improvement and fixed a few rare bugs.

- Major UI/UX improvement and fixed a few rare bugs.

- Major UI/UX improvement and fixed a few rare bugs.

- A safety and reliability release: fixes a rare case where old incremental backups could become unrestorable, plus a batch of fixes around cancelling, retrying, and disconnecting at awkward moments.

- A safety and reliability release: fixes a rare case where old incremental backups could become unrestorable, plus a batch of fixes around cancelling, retrying, and disconnecting at awkward moments.

- A safety and reliability release: fixes a rare case where old incremental backups could become unrestorable, plus a batch of fixes around cancelling, retrying, and disconnecting at awkward moments.

- A safety and reliability release: fixes a rare case where old incremental backups could become unrestorable, plus a batch of fixes around cancelling, retrying, and disconnecting at awkward moments.

- A safety and reliability release: fixes a rare case where old incremental backups could become unrestorable, plus a batch of fixes around cancelling, retrying, and disconnecting at awkward moments.

- Adds support for Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 (the most popular modded versions), plus cross-version safety checks and a batch of UX and sync fixes. Updating is recommended for all versions.

- Adds support for Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 (the most popular modded versions), plus cross-version safety checks and a batch of UX and sync fixes. Updating is recommended for all versions.

- Adds support for Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 (the most popular modded versions), plus cross-version safety checks and a batch of UX and sync fixes. Updating is recommended for all versions.

- Adds support for Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 (the most popular modded versions), plus cross-version safety checks and a batch of UX and sync fixes. Updating is recommended for all versions.

- Adds support for Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 (the most popular modded versions), plus cross-version safety checks and a batch of UX and sync fixes. Updating is recommended for all versions.

- Fixes the "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" errors: the backend now retries transient Mojang session-server failures with a per-attempt timeout, and the client makes a full second attempt before giving up. - Your session is now remembered across game restarts (for up to a week), so identity verification runs rarely instead of on every launch. - Fixes a startup crash on Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (the 0.1.2 jar for those versions could crash the game at boot). - Clearer errors everywhere: dialogs now show what actually went wrong (including offline/unreachable-backend detection) instead of generic connection errors. - Automatic recovery: world uploads/downloads retry transient network failures, the final snapshot upload retries up to 5 times with backoff before asking you, and a host that loses the backend shows reconnecting" instead of silently pretending all is well. - Guests waiting for a host see a "still trying" notice during backend hiccups instead of a frozen screen, and stuck world-release states now time out instead of waiting forever.

- Fixes the "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" errors: the backend now retries transient Mojang session-server failures with a per-attempt timeout, and the client makes a full second attempt before giving up. - Your session is now remembered across game restarts (for up to a week), so identity verification runs rarely instead of on every launch. - Fixes a startup crash on Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (the 0.1.2 jar for those versions could crash the game at boot). - Clearer errors everywhere: dialogs now show what actually went wrong (including offline/unreachable-backend detection) instead of generic connection errors. - Automatic recovery: world uploads/downloads retry transient network failures, the final snapshot upload retries up to 5 times with backoff before asking you, and a host that loses the backend shows reconnecting" instead of silently pretending all is well. - Guests waiting for a host see a "still trying" notice during backend hiccups instead of a frozen screen, and stuck world-release states now time out instead of waiting forever.

- Fixes the "Minecraft identity verification is unavailable" errors: the backend now retries transient Mojang session-server failures with a per-attempt timeout, and the client makes a full second attempt before giving up. - Your session is now remembered across game restarts (for up to a week), so identity verification runs rarely instead of on every launch. - Fixes a startup crash on Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (the 0.1.2 jar for those versions could crash the game at boot). - Clearer errors everywhere: dialogs now show what actually went wrong (including offline/unreachable-backend detection) instead of generic connection errors. - Automatic recovery: world uploads/downloads retry transient network failures, the final snapshot upload retries up to 5 times with backoff before asking you, and a host that loses the backend shows reconnecting" instead of silently pretending all is well. - Guests waiting for a host see a "still trying" notice during backend hiccups instead of a frozen screen, and stuck world-release states now time out instead of waiting forever.

- Wide variety of stability bugs fixed. No new features added. Updating is highly recommended.

- Wide variety of stability bugs fixed. No new features added. Updating is highly recommended.

- Wide variety of stability bugs fixed. No new features added. Updating is highly recommended.

- Breaking change: Old versions of the mod will stop working. - Increased reliability on unstable internet connections

First public beta release of SharedWorld. NO LONGER SUPPORTED. Please use the latest version, as the contract with the backend has changed.