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Link Encoder

by a0fefd

Link Encoder lets players who both run the mod send links that others see only as encoded text until they decode them, with Link Encoder installed on both ends.

FabricClient-side onlyMIT LicenseOpen source26.1.2

What it does

When a message is sent, the mod intercepts it and encodes any link with Base64, so the text in transit looks like plain characters to someone who does not run the mod. When a message arrives from another user, the mod checks for Base64 encoded links and decodes them before the plaintext is handed back to the player. Decoded links are highlighted and underlined so they stand out as clickable.

Links that point to an image can be previewed: hovering the cursor over the link shows the linked picture. The mod recognises image URLs in both sent and received messages. Configuration is done through commands. Link Encoder is published for Fabric only, for the single version 26.1.2, and is released under the MIT License, so the code is open source.

The mod depends on Fabric API, which must be installed alongside it. Its environment is client-side only, so a server does not need the mod and players can join a server without installing it, though links are only readable between players who run it.

Key features

  1. Base64 link encoding

    Links in outgoing messages are converted to Base64 before they are sent to the chat.

  2. Automatic decoding

    Encoded links in incoming messages are decoded automatically before the text is shown to the player.

  3. Highlighted links

    Decoded links are underlined and highlighted so they stand out as clickable text in chat.

  4. Image link preview

    Hovering the cursor over a link that points to an image shows a preview of the linked picture.

Compatibility

Latest build for each game version and loader.

No stable releases
Every published file is a beta or alpha build.
26.1.20.0.3-alpha
ReleaseBetaAlphaNot available

Only full game releases are shown. This mod publishes no snapshot builds.

Requirements

Dependencies declared by the latest file for each loader.

Required 1

Fabric APILightweight and modular API providing common hooks and intercompatibility measures utilized by mods using the Fabric toolchain.
Required

Use cases

Private link sharing

Players who run the mod can share links that people without it cannot read in plain form.

Image links in chat

Players share pictures by URL and preview them by hovering the cursor over the link.

Who it’s for: Players and groups who want links in chat to be readable only by others who run the same mod. Server owners need nothing extra because the mod is client-side only.

How it compares

Full comparison

CursedAddons is a client-side only Fabric mod, open source under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later, and its files cover 1.21.10 – 26.1.2. AdvancedLinks is open source under the GNU General Public License v3.0 only, and it targets Fabric, NeoForge and Quilt for 1.21 – 26.3, so it reaches more loaders than Link Encoder.

ModLoadersGame versionsEnvironmentUpdated
Link EncoderFabric26.1.2Client-side only2026-07-27
CursedAddonsFabric1.21.10 – 26.1.2Client-side only2026-05-14
AdvancedLinksFabric, NeoForge and Quilt1.21 – 26.3Not published2026-07-12

Questions

Does Link Encoder need Fabric API?

Yes. Fabric API is a required dependency and must be installed next to Link Encoder.

Does the server need Link Encoder?

No. The mod is client-side only, so only players who want to send or read encoded links install it.

Can players without the mod read encoded links?

No. Links sent by a player with the mod stay encoded for anyone who does not run it.

Which game version does Link Encoder support?

The mod has Fabric files for 26.1.2 only, with 0.0.3-alpha as the latest file released on 2026-07-27.

In the catalog

Link Encoder is one of 36,990 Utility mods on ModsFinder, and one of 25,772 Utility mods for Fabric. 15,189 mods support Minecraft 26.1.2.

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What the author says

Adds a message intercept that takes sent links and encodes them with Base64, alongside taking recieved B64 encoded text, checking if they are encoded links and then decoding them before handing the plaintext back to the user. The links that are handed to the user are highlighted and underlined to identify them, as…
a0fefd, on the Modrinth page

Official listing

Owner
a0fefd
Published
2026-07-26
Updated on Modrinth
2026-07-27
Facts verified
2026-10-15

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