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For a lot of developers are used to using markdown whether it's for README files or wiki and was always presented as a option that most chose. Many devs aren't usually used to the WYSIWYG format as opposed to markdown. So an option to choose freel...

Curseforge in the past has been well known for not being a talkative bunch when it came to informing the site users about things. We have seen features just poof into existence without a single word from anyone and no explanation of how it works. ...

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 Twitch/Curseforge app did not allow for modpacks to contain the optifine mod as it is only avalible for download on optifine.net. It would be great if there could be proper incorperation of Optifine while still allowing the creator to make mon...

CurseForge currently has no concept of a mod version. This would be added in the form of a field on the file, since currently the only way to tell the difference between files is their name, which isn't something that is filterable or reliable as ...

The ability to download modpacks as .zips off the website, in case you can't run the launcher or don't have it

Ability to search based on things besides the titles of mods: [For Example] Author Name, and Tags/Categories & The ability to create custom tags to create a more granular search

The white on the website hurts my eyes. Maybe something could be changed?

Atm curseforge only allows for texturepacks. However, there are sound packs, model packs, language packs, etc and more which currently don't fit in any category.

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...