Minecraft plugins, clearer preorders and safer account changes

Customize your Minecraft server with a dedicated plugin installer, keep track of preorder release dates, and stay informed about account email changes. This release also brings more reliable server recovery, free reference tools, and fixes across checkout and service management.

More control over your servers

• Install Minecraft plugins directly from Modrinth. Browse, install and remove plugins on supported server types, including Paper, Bukkit, Spigot, Purpur and Folia. The new installer focuses on Modrinth’s plugin catalog.
• Keep up with your preorder’s release date. Order confirmation, order history and order details now show the game’s current planned release date, including changes made after purchase. A dedicated email lets you know when your preorder is ready.
• Apply gameserver port changes reliably. Starting or restarting affected games, including Counter-Strike 2, now detects protocol changes and updates port bindings when needed. Port allocation also accounts for recorded Legacy-panel reservations, helping prevent conflicts with stopped services on shared nodes.
• Recover from interrupted backup setup. Gameserver backups can recover from invalid repository folders left by an interrupted setup, including leftover database directories that could previously cause repeated failures.
• Access VPS recovery and SSH settings more easily. Rescue mode now recognizes supported rescue images despite filename differences between locations. Empty SSH-key lists also link directly to the shared SSH-key settings.

Safer accounts and clearer billing

• Stay informed when your account email changes. Completed changes now appear in account activity and trigger security notifications, including a notification to the previous address.
• Keep currency conversion fees aligned with Stripe. Conversion margins now refresh automatically from Stripe’s reported fees rather than relying on manually entered percentages.
• Avoid checkout interruptions and subscription leftovers. The mobile checkout dock no longer reappears after it has been dismissed during the affected checkout flow. A subscription-creation fix also cancels orphaned Stripe subscriptions caused by an order-creation conflict.

More free tools for everyday tasks

• Check email DNS and calculate IPv4 subnets. The Email DNS Health Checker explains SPF, DMARC and MX findings and checks common DKIM selectors, with an optional custom selector. DKIM checks are best-effort, not proof that no record exists. The Subnet/CIDR Calculator provides instant IPv4 subnet calculations.
• Find FiveM spawn codes and hashes faster. New weapon and vehicle references cover 113 weapons and 876 vehicles, grouped by class, with copyable codes and hashes.
• Minecraft RAM sizing is being prepared around real usage. Work toward a future public calculator uses anonymized memory measurements grouped by modpack, version and player count. This release lays the groundwork rather than introducing a finished calculator.

Easier browsing on desktop and mobile

• Explore app-focused VPS offerings. New app-focused page layouts support self-hosted applications such as Nextcloud, with app-specific visuals, feature explanations and VPS location choices.
• Read and compare hosting features more comfortably. Game-page feature grids keep their intended two-row desktop layout, and animations no longer overflow their tiles. The public header is easier to read over page backgrounds, avoids ghosted text and uses a simpler mobile backdrop for smoother scrolling.
• See more dependable public pages and previews. Game and domain pages handle temporary data-loading failures more gracefully, while beta and Element Club links now show branded images instead of placeholder artwork when shared.

Clearer feedback and service fixes

• Follow bug reports with more context. Reports gain linked pull requests and live status information, while duplicate reports can point to the primary report so related feedback stays connected.
• Benefit from 18 test-day fixes. Reported issues were addressed across billing, VPS, dedicated servers, Discord bots and gameservers.