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Allow for useres making modpacks to toggle whether they're using Forge or Fabric, or even find a way to detect this automatically based on what the launcher is running

The push for modpacks within the Minecraft community, stemming from FTB/CurseForge, has taken the focus off of individual mods and the modders that develop them. Many casual users think that modpacks *are* just individual mods, and don't know the ...

Currently, if I search "food" for example, and click the first mod to see more info about that mod, when I click the back button, my search is cleared and shows the default search results. Please add an option to keep the search box text and scrol...

Example: (Icon in the lower right corner)

The navigation links in the CurseForge site header use internal bit.ly links for analytics which doesn't look very safe

I noticed that the fabric loader and API now support 1.17 snapshots, which is great for people like me who love using mods. Problem is, it's hard to find mods in the 1.17 snapshot when there is no category. Sorry if you were in the middle of doing...

Allow more traffic from countries such as Russia/China with multi-language support on curseforge.com and offer rough translations for mod descriptions via a translation API.

"Vanilla+ (vanilla styled) mods" is a pretty new and growing trend in the minecraft modding community and I think it would be a good idea to have an extra category for these. This way, mod and modpack authors could mark their mod/modpack as vanilla+.

I have learned today we cannot include [forge], [fabric] or any of these combinations in the titles of projects. We however have no other way of indicating what mod loader our projects are made for to the end user, unless we state so on the front ...

We need to stop featuring packs that are built by FTB, or at least the ones that are unpopular. What I see going on is that someone with a leaning towards FTB is leveraging the power of CurseForge to ensure that their buddies are making bank and g...