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For Minecraft for example, there are certain mods that work for all 1.16.X versions, but the mod developer only tags them with the 1.16.4 game version so they don't show up on the addon searching menu for 1.16.5 profiles.As an "Advanced User", you...

pleasemethod 1 : add a link to author when we click them we see their modpacks just like searchinghttps://www.atarikafa.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/author-link-browing-in-client.pngmethod 2 : or give us advance search parameter like author:user...

Currently, CurseForge sorts by number of downloads and how recently those downloads were, this provides semi-accurate results when looking for community favorites, but it isn't perfect.

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

u need to add roblox to ur list of games and allow us to use mods on it

Having the option to sort by Modloader separated from Game version would allow to search for Forge, 1.16.5, instead of just 1.16.5, then having to manually filter all Fabric stuff out. Same for any combination.Even better, replace the Drop-down me...

I think the font used should be white. Just like everywhere else. Gray text on the gray theme just makes it difficult to read.

So, currently, for games like inecraft, we are stuck with one search filter, whilst multiple categories for mods exist (different loaders, MC versions, and Java versions). A nice example of this is in Discord user BeetMacol#0944's epic HTML editing.

Let creators choose the recommneded ram when uploading their packs and updates and notify users if they have less ram then recommneded and have a easy button to deny or accept the recommneded ram

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