Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
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Details
Web chat is a client only mod giving you access to the chat of the server you are in through a browser. Allowing you to chat with other players while having minecraft in the background. Great for things like semi-afk farming and similar things!
Features
- Access chat through any web browser.
- Full support for Minecraft's text formatting (colors, bold, italic, etc.)
- Clickable URLs in chat messages.
- Chat history is stored and available when you are on a server and open chat in a browser.
- Tab notification for new messages when the browser isn't focused.
- Fully client side, should work on any server.
- Ping support for your username & configurable keywords.
Availability
- Minecraft version: 1.21.1 and up
- Mod loader: Fabric only
There are no plans to support other mod loaders.
Usage
Requirements
- Fabric API (required)
- YACL (required)
- Mod Menu (optional, needed for configuration)
Installation
- Install the mod from Modrinth or grab the latest release from GitHub.
- Start minecraft.
- Join a server.
- Go to
localhost:8080
on the same computer, or use your computer's local IP address (like192.168.1.x:8080
) from other devices on your network. - Start chatting.
Settings
Message settings
Ping on Username
- This will ping the browser window any time a player's username appears in the chat.Extra Ping keywords
- This will ping the browser window any time one of these words appear in the chat.
Network settings
HTTP Port
- Port number used to serve the web interface.8080
by default.
Security & Privacy
This mod turns minecraft in a small web server on your computer that's only accessible locally (localhost
) on your network. This means that you can access it on a different device on your network, but not from outside the internet.
No data is sent over the internet beyond your normal Minecraft traffic.
Important: This mod is designed for local use only. Do not expose the web chat port to the internet. If you need remote access, setup a VPN to your home network instead.