What's changing in BlockRadar: new features, faster pages, directory improvements, SEO, discovery and server-owner tools.
Polyfrost’s OneClient has surpassed 1.75 million downloads on Modrinth. What the developers offer, what the interface looks like, where to download the Fabric build and why it is not a server plugin.
Read →
Mortar’s independent tool manages buildings through AI: preview, undo changes, export schemes and datapacks. How it works with Fabric, Paper and Horizon.
Read →
Collect rare mobs, develop a base and arrange daring raids on neighbors: we tell you how to get into Rob A Mob on the server of Enchanted Games.
Read →
After Bedrock 26.60 update, does the server not connect? We tell you how to transfer Geyser to NetherNet, open TCP / UDP ports, configure cross-platform and check for connection errors.
Read →
Minecraft Horizon launches the game through a separate Rust client: spectacular effects, orbital lasers, spacecraft and four videos.
Read →
27 Snapshot 6 was released on October for Java 26.4: new winter blocks, a sulfur ice cube and automatic memory setting.
Read →
28 October Mojang released Preview 26.70.22 for Bedrock: snowbricks, ice paths from sulfur cube and game fixes.
Read →
The researchers found that six Modrinth 1.0.1 mods had hidden code downloads. The mods were deleted on October 27, 2026, but previously downloaded files can remain with players.
Read →
BlockRadar’s active catalog includes more than 31,000 Minecraft servers with no known duplicates. Online, history, ping, versions, 265 tags, smart filters, comparison and BR ranking are open to users.
Read →
BlockRadar transforms Telegram into a Minecraft server owner's remote: status and emergency notifications, statistics, achievements and news releases distributed through BlockRadar.
Read →
BR Score counts from real data and is not sold. We analyze the ranking formula and use the historical example of SKYBARS to show how a strong server gets into the TOP‐100 BlockRadar.
Read →
Removed duplicate versions of the Russian filter, strengthened the structure of tags and added public legal information BlockRadar.
Read →
A large series of optimizations of the public part of BlockRadar: catalog and selections are opened faster, filters work easier and pagination has become smoother.
Read →
Fixed cases where a temporary address or DNS issue could mistakenly make a working Minecraft server offline in monitoring.
Read →
We continued to improve server data: cards became more meaningful, tags more accurate, and new live servers faster get into the current directory.
Read →
Removed a significant part of the recurring cards, improved the display of Java / Bedrock, accelerated the catalog and expanded the system of tags and user-friendly pages of collections.
Read →
The first big stage of BlockRadar: a convenient catalog of Minecraft servers, detailed cards, online history, user accounts and tools for confirmed owners.
Read →Sign in to comment and manage your servers.