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  1. v1.2.0Latest

    every Minecraft, and a new look

    • New. Minecraft 26.3 — today's Java Edition, in a browser tab. It needs a recent Chrome or Edge on a computer, and keeps its worlds in that browser.
    • New. The classics are here: Beta 1.7.3, Beta 1.3 and Indev. Tiny downloads that run on anything — seven versions in all, from 2010 to today.
    • Faster. 1.8.8 and 1.12 load as WebAssembly in browsers that can run it — about twice the frame rate, the same worlds. If the fast engine misbehaves, switch to Compatible mode from the game bar.
    • New. Servers show the icon they send with their MOTD, their message of the day in its own colours, and a banner if the owner uploaded one — animated GIFs play.
    • New. Server owners can add a banner when they list a server, and change it any time from their account. An admin checks each one before it goes live.
    • New. A cleaner, roomier design everywhere: bigger type, no more tiny labels, a new server list with filters by version, and a new home page.
    • Fixed. The row of “coming soon” boxes above the footer is gone until there's something to show in it.
  2. v1.1.1

    cloud saves you can count on

    • Fixed. Big worlds back up to your account now. If you saw “Backup failed – Invalid form data” on one of your worlds, that one is on us — and it's fixed.
    • New. Play the same world on two computers. When you open the game, you get the newest copy from your account, so progress from school is there at home and the other way round — an older copy never replaces a newer one.
    • New. If a world was played on two computers without syncing in between, you keep both: the copy from your account appears next to yours, with “_cloud” after its name, and nothing is lost.
    • New. The game bar tells you straight away when a world isn't being saved — for example when your browser blocks site data — so you find out before you build anything, along with how to fix it.
    • New. The play page asks just one question: which Minecraft do you want to play?
    • Fixed. Worlds that had gone missing from your world list are back.
    • Fixed. Backup messages name the world you just saved, instead of counting every world in your browser.
    • Fixed. Shared worlds: clearer steps for opening your world to friends, and a world stays listed for as long as its host is playing.
    • Fixed. Reviews show only your first name and initials — never your surname or profile picture.
    • Fixed. Signed in on a phone, the top bar fits the screen.
  3. v1.1.0

    shared worlds & player reviews

    • New. Play with friends without renting anything: open one of your singleplayer worlds and other players join it from the shared worlds page.
    • New. MinePlay now runs its own relay, added to your client automatically, so both sides always find each other.
    • New. Player reviews. Rate a client build out of five and say why, on the play page — filterable by version and sortable, alongside the one-tap thumb from the game bar. Both feed one honest star average.
    • New. The version picker shows the whole screenshot at its native width, with the three builds as a row underneath instead of a column of dead space beside it.
    • New. A redesigned sign-in screen, and a strip of our other browser games above the footer.
    • Fixed. The header is transparent over the hero so the violet mesh runs behind it, and only fades in its blurred plate once the page scrolls.
    • Fixed. Every figure on the site is now measured rather than assumed: the home page no longer counts listed servers as online ones, and controls with no data behind them stay hidden until they have some.
    • Fixed. The “add your server” form is explicit that it lists a server you already run, and it checks the wss:// address answers before accepting a submission.
  4. v1.0.1

    polish & reliability

    • New. A redesigned home page hero built around the 3D mascot head.
    • Fixed. Corrected the mascot head's left/right and underside texture mapping.
    • Fixed. Cloud sync surfaces a clear error instead of failing silently, and the browser console is quiet again.
  5. v1.0

    installable & offline

    • New. MinePlay is a full progressive web app — install it to your home screen or desktop and it keeps working offline.
    • New. Real Minecraft player-head avatars across the site.
    • New. A full SEO, structured-data and accessibility pass for launch.
  6. v0.9

    cloud backups & account sync

    • New. Sign in with Google and your worlds back up to the cloud automatically, restoring on any device.
    • New. Storage usage and one-click .mpsv export and import from your account.
  7. v0.8

    live server list

    • New. The server list pings every Eaglercraft server in real time over wss://, sorted by players, latency and votes.
    • New. Mode filters for Survival, PvP, SkyBlock, Creative and Minigames, and anyone can submit a server for review.
  8. v0.7

    version picker & full-screen play

    • New. Default client moved to 1.8.8 for faster loads and resource-pack import; 1.12 added alongside it.
    • Faster. Kept the lightweight 1.5.2 build for low-end Chromebooks — each version opens on its own full-screen page.
  9. v0.6

    guides, FAQ & playing with friends

    • New. The guides hub: how to play, playing unblocked at school, and world import and export.
    • New. A walkthrough for private co-op over WebRTC with no server to host.
  10. v0.5

    MinePlay beta

    • New. The first public beta: browser singleplayer powered by Eaglercraft, with automatic in-browser world saves.
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