Reupload of 6.1.0 with a different version filter. Modrinth really should add per-platform version filters.

Before we get to TAB changes, let's go over Minecraft 26.2 changes that affect TAB. We have some excellent news and some slightly bad news.

• The bug in belowname objective introduced in 26.1 causing all named entities to have belowname visible was fixed. Not only that, but now it no longer appears on player entities that do not have a score set. This means 2 things. First, NPCs will no longer have any belowname forced when the feature is enabled. Second, it is now possible to hide belowname on individual players. See TAB changes below to see how this is implemented.
• Now it's time for bad news. We are all hoping Mojang will one day allow RGB names in the nametag. However, they seem to have taken the opposite path - it no longer supports magic codes, only the 16 legacy colors codes now.

TAB changes:

• Added support for Bukkit 26.2 and removed support for 1.9.x, 1.10.x, 1.11.x, 1.13.x, 1.14.x and 1.15.x. While they may sound like a lot, this change only affects 4 out of 30000 servers that updated TAB at least once this year.
• Updated Fabric and NeoForge to 26.2. 26.1.x is no longer supported.
• Performance improvements
• Resolved console warnings on Java 26+
• Belowname has received a new functionality in accordance with the new 26.2 functionality. When fancy-value evaluates to an empty string, the entire line will be hidden for 26.2+ viewers. If you want to take advantage of this and support both <26.2 and 26.2+ and don't want to show empty value to <26.2 players (because you want to hide it for 26.2+), but the original value instead, this is a bit more complicated. See belowname wiki page for a new example how to do this.
• Colors from placeholders returned by placeholder-api on Fabric are now properly displayed and no longer thrown away
• Improved dump command output
• Fixed PlaceholderAPI placeholders sometimes breaking on /btab reload with latest TAB-Bridge
• Added <head_texture:TEXTURE> tag resolver to MiniMessage parser for displaying skin by texture when having MiniMessage support enabled.
• Added support for "*" wildcard and regex into per world playerlist world groups just like global playerlist supports it.
• Scoreboard and bossbar custom toggle commands now pass all arguments to the main command
• Implemented disable-condition forwarding to proxy-support
• Fixed last color detection in tagprefix not noticing magic codes after using &r. Now with 26.2 no longer supporting those it probably doesn't matter though.

One more technical change at the end. Since version 6.0.2, it is no longer possible to support everything in one jar due to a bug in Paper 1.20.5 - 1.21.4 that crashes when a jar contains classes compiled with Java 24+, which was needed by modded platform. Now, it is also required by Paper 26.2. This means that splitting jars into "Vanilla" and "Modded" is not possible anymore. As such, there was a change and now there is the main jar with all classes (without any name suffix) and another jar called "Paper 1.20.5 - 1.21.4". Use the correct one. This pattern will follow indefinitely for all future updates.

Jar for Paper 1.20.5 - 1.21.4 users.

• Fixed compatibility issue with CanvasMC 26.1.2 (fork of PaperMC's Folia)
• Updated to BungeeCord builds 2068+ (older builds are no longer supported)

Jar for Paper 1.20.5 - 1.21.4 users. See previous update.

• Updated Fabric and NeoForge to 26.1 - 26.1.2. Forge is still broken on those versions, so it has been (temporarily?) disabled.
• Added more information to dump output for bossbar feature.
• Scoreboard teams are now only sent to players who can actually see the target player in the tablist. A test subject running Velocity went from 100% usage of nametag thread at 2000 players to 20% at 3500 players (despite the fact that the feature's usage is scaling with O(n^2) complexity).
• Fixed startup errors on Bukkit 1.7.10

With the introduction of Java 25 into the jar (needed by modded platforms), it is no longer possible to support all desired platforms and versions in the same jar. This is because Paper's plugin remapper on versions 1.20.5 - 1.21.4 only supports up to Java 23 (using a higher Java version does not solve this). As such, 2 jars will be provided from now on. First jar with everything included, called "Fabric, NeoForge", which can be used everywhere except Paper 1.20.5 - 1.21.4. Second jar without modded platforms, allowing support for Paper 1.20.5 - 1.21.4, called "Vanilla".

Reupload of 6.0.1 with a different version filter.

• Marked Spigot / Paper 26.1.2 as compatible
• Proxy installation no longer sends a ton of plugin messages to backend if tab expansion is disabled
• Fixed memory leak
• Fixed error in config conversion
• Fixed startup error on Paper 1.20.5 - 1.21.4
• Fixed startup error on NeoForge