Pick the file that matches your Minecraft version, verify it in ten seconds, and install it with confidence. We only link to official listings.
We do not re-host the jar. Buttons open the official project listings, where you pick the file that matches your Minecraft version and loader.
Each official release page lists a hash for its file. Run this in the folder where you saved the jar and compare the two values:
certutil -hashfile webdisplays.jar SHA256macOS and Linux: shasum -a 256 webdisplays.jar
Security verification: links go only to official project pages, never to repackaged installers.
Virus scan status: scan the jar with your antivirus or VirusTotal before first launch. Official files should come back clean.
Grab the build that matches your version; mismatches cause most crashes.
Version coverage changes as maintainers release ports, so confirm on the official files tab before downloading.
| Minecraft | Loader | Java | What to download | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.12.2 | Forge | Java 8 | Legacy release + legacy MCEF | Supported |
| 1.16.5 | Forge | Java 8/11 | Check the files tab | Check listing |
| 1.18.2 to 1.20.1 | Forge | Java 17 | Community port + MCEF | Supported |
| 1.20.5 to 1.21.x | Forge / NeoForge | Java 21 | Check the files tab | Check listing |
| Any | Fabric | Varies | Only if listed officially | Check listing |
| Bedrock / MCPE | None | n/a | Not possible | Not supported |
Unsure which to choose? Our version guide explains each row, and the 1.12.2 guide covers the classic setup.
Check these before you download.
Is Web Displays Mod safe? Yes, when it comes from official pages and is configured sensibly.
The official jar from Modrinth, CurseForge or the original GitHub is safe to use. The risk comes from reuploads, "APK" versions and installers that bundle extras. Screens are real browsers, so treat links the way you would on your desktop.
The mod itself doesn't add analytics. Websites you open on a screen can set cookies and log visits, exactly like a normal browser. Chromium's cache is stored locally in your Minecraft folder.
Network access for Chromium and page loads, plus read/write access to its cache folder. No admin rights needed.
This site uses essential cookies and privacy-friendly analytics. Details in our privacy policy.
Owner-only interaction, per-screen permissions and server-side config for limits and blocked domains.
Grab the official build, match it to your Minecraft version and follow our five-minute setup.