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Every time I wanted to update my server to a new Minecraft version, I had to open Hangar, search each plugin manually, check if there's a build for the new version — and repeat for 15+ plugins. It takes forever and it's easy to miss one.
So I built PlugCheck — drag and drop your .jar files (or search by name), pick your Minecraft version and platform (Paper, Spigot, Fabric, Forge), and it tells you which plugins or mods are compatible, which aren't, and flags known conflicts between plugins.
A few things worth knowing:
- Your .jar files are parsed directly in the browser — they never leave your machine
- Checks Hangar, Spiget, and Modrinth in parallel
- Detects known conflicts (e.g. WorldEdit + FAWE)
It's free, no login required: plugcheck.dev
Happy to hear what's missing or what's broken — still early.
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So I built PlugCheck — drag and drop your .jar files (or search by name), pick your Minecraft version and platform (Paper, Spigot, Fabric, Forge), and it tells you which plugins or mods are compatible, which aren't, and flags known conflicts between plugins.
A few things worth knowing:
- Your .jar files are parsed directly in the browser — they never leave your machine
- Checks Hangar, Spiget, and Modrinth in parallel
- Detects known conflicts (e.g. WorldEdit + FAWE)
It's free, no login required: plugcheck.dev
Happy to hear what's missing or what's broken — still early.
submitted by /u/HaIRONL40
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