Disclaimer — sinytraconnector.org

No affiliation

sinytraconnector.org is an independent site. It is not operated by, endorsed by, sponsored by or affiliated with the Sinytra project, Mojang Studios, Microsoft, the Fabric project, Forge, NeoForge, Modrinth or CurseForge. Every one of those names is used descriptively — you cannot document a compatibility layer without naming the things it connects.

Sinytra Connector is developed by the Sinytra team and distributed under the LGPL-3.0 licence. All rights in the software remain with its authors. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Studios.

Our download policy

We do not host the mod. Every download button on this site is an outbound link to a first-party release channel — the project's official GitHub releases page. There is no version of this site on which we mirror a jar, wrap it in an installer, or serve it from our own storage.

This is a deliberate safety position. Repackaged mod files are one of the oldest and most effective malware vectors in the Minecraft community, and a third-party site has no legitimate reason to hand you a binary it did not build. If you encounter a page offering Sinytra Connector as a .exe, behind a survey, behind a link shortener, or as a "premium" or "modded" file, treat it as hostile regardless of how convincing the branding looks — including if it appears to be us.

Rule of thumb: the mod is a .jar file that goes in a folder. Anything that wants to run an installer, ask for a login, or show you an ad before it hands over the file is not the developer.

Accuracy and currency

We test the setups we describe before we publish them, on the versions we name. That said, the Minecraft modding ecosystem moves fast: versions gain and lose maintainer attention, mods break and get fixed, and a compatibility note that was correct in one release can be wrong by the next. Information here is provided in good faith and to the best of our knowledge, and it may nevertheless be out of date by the time you read it.

Nothing on this site is a guarantee. In particular, no claim we make about a mod working under the bridge should be read as a promise that it will work in your pack, alongside your other mods, on your hardware.

Risk of modding

Installing mods modifies the game. Things can go wrong: worlds can corrupt, saves can become unloadable, chunks can break when a content mod is removed, and servers can fail to boot. A bridged pack has more moving parts than a normal one and therefore more ways to fail.

You assume that risk. Back up your world before adding or removing any content mod, and back up your server before every change. This takes thirty seconds and it is the single habit that has saved the most worlds.

No professional advice

The content here is technical documentation offered for general information. It is not professional advice, and it is not a substitute for the upstream project's own documentation, which remains authoritative where the two disagree.

Bug reports

If the mod misbehaves, the people who can fix it are the developers, not us. Report it in the project's own issue tracker with a minimal reproduction — the bridge, the companion API and the single offending mod. A report containing sixty mods cannot be acted on, and roughly half of those turn out to be a conflict between two of them rather than a bug in the bridge.

Contact

Corrections, broken links and factual errors: info@sinytraconnector.org. We would rather be told than be wrong.