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🎮 Eaglercraft Client Selector

Eaglercraft Client Selector is a lightweight, browser-based tool that allows players to easily switch between multiple custom Eaglercraft clients (e.g., Cracked, OptiFine, PvP, 1.8, 1.12, etc.) without reloading the page or juggling multiple bookmarks.

Overview of Eaglercraft

Eaglercraft is a well-known game that allows players to build and explore blocky 3D worlds. It supports both survival and creative modes, appealing to a wide range of players. The game's popularity stems from its accessibility, the freedom it offers, and the active community that continually generates and shares custom maps and mods. eaglercraft-client-selector

Step 4: Advanced Features (Save Settings)

To make your selector remember which client you last used, add localStorage: Overview of Eaglercraft Eaglercraft is a well-known game

window.onload = function() 
    let lastClient = localStorage.getItem('lastClient');
    if(lastClient) loadClient(lastClient);
function loadClient(url) 
    document.getElementById('client-frame').src = url;
    localStorage.setItem('lastClient', url);

Now your selector will remember your preference even after closing the browser. Now your selector will remember your preference even

The Ethical and Legal Landscape

Eaglercraft exists in a gray area. It is a reverse-engineered implementation of Minecraft’s protocol and rendering engine. Mojang (now part of Microsoft) has not officially sanctioned it. The eaglercraft-client-selector does not distribute Minecraft code—it only organizes clients that users have obtained elsewhere.

You should:

• Own a legitimate copy of Minecraft Java Edition.
• Never use the selector to distribute modified clients for cheating on paid Minecraft servers.
• Support the original Eaglercraft developers (like lax1dude) by starring their repositories.

You should not:

• Use the selector to load malicious clients that steal login data (Eaglercraft does not use Mojang logins, but some modded clients add fake credential prompts).
• Claim the selector or the clients as your own original work.