About us

Why this site exists

Sinytra Connector solves a real problem elegantly, and it is documented the way most open-source tools are documented: accurately, tersely, and for people who already understand the thing being explained. That leaves a gap. Someone who just wants one Forge mod inside their Fabric world does not need a technical specification of a bytecode remapper. They need to be told, plainly, which two jars go in the folder and which one has to come out.

We built sinytraconnector.org to fill that gap. Every page here starts from the assumption that you are a competent person who has not spent a year inside the Minecraft modding ecosystem, and that your time is worth more than a forum thread archaeology session.

How we test what we publish

Nothing on this site is written from a specification alone. Before a guide is published, the setup it describes is built from an empty profile on the version it names — the correct Java runtime, a clean Fabric install, the bridge and its companion jar, then mods added in small groups until something breaks or nothing does. When we say a category of mod usually fails, it is because we watched it fail and read why in the log.

That is also why our compatibility table is hedged rather than confident. A compatibility layer cannot promise universal coverage, and any site that tells you every Forge mod will work on Fabric is either guessing or selling something. We would rather tell you the truth and lose the click.

What we do not do

We do not host the download. We never have and we will not start. Every download button on this site sends you to the developer's own release channel — the project's official GitHub releases page — because a repackaged mod jar is one of the oldest malware vectors in this hobby and there is no legitimate reason for a third-party site to mirror one.

We do not wrap the mod in an installer. We do not gate files behind surveys, shorteners or "premium" tiers. We do not run ads that impersonate download buttons. If you ever land on a page that appears to be us and does any of those things, it is not us.

Our relationship to the project

We are not the developers of Sinytra Connector and we do not speak for them. The mod is built by the Sinytra team and released under the LGPL-3.0 licence. We are an independent third party writing documentation about a tool we use. Bug reports belong in the project's own issue tracker, not in our inbox — we will only slow the message down.

Likewise, this site has no affiliation with Mojang Studios, Microsoft, the Fabric project or Forge. Minecraft is their trademark and we use the name descriptively, as any documentation must.

Corrections

The Minecraft modding ecosystem moves. A version that was well supported in one release can lose maintainer attention in the next, and a mod that failed to bridge last year may translate cleanly today. If something here is out of date or simply wrong, tell us and we will fix it — with a note explaining what changed, rather than quietly editing the page and pretending we always knew.

Reach us at info@sinytraconnector.org. Corrections that include a log or a version number get answered first, because they are the ones we can actually act on.