Even Better Chat

## What's new in v1.3 - Coordinate linkify — coordinates like "123, 64, -456" in chat are now clickable, with quick actions to waypoint them via Even Better Waypoints and/or Xaero's Minimap (if installed) - Persistent keyword alerts — set custom keywords with their own highlight color and sound via the new /keywordselector command, independent of the existing @mention highlight - Unread scroll-back indicator — shows a "new messages" count when you've scrolled up in chat history and new messages have arrived below ## Features ### Mention Highlighting When someone says your username in chat, it lights up in bold yellow so you never miss it. Toggle the highlight color and an optional sound ping (a note block pling) from the Appearance tab. ### Clickable URLs http and https links in chat are automatically underlined and clickable. Click to open in your browser — Minecraft's standard link confirmation screen keeps things safe. Toggle in the General tab. ### Timestamps Adds a timestamp to every chat message. Choose between 12-hour and 24-hour format, pick a color, and select square brackets, round brackets, or no brackets. ### Duplicate Collapsing When the same message is sent multiple times in a row, Chat Optimizer merges them into a single line with a repeat count (e.g. x4) instead of flooding your chat. ### Chat Filtering Block messages from specific players or containing specific keywords. Add and remove entries from the Filters tab in the config screen. ### Chat Logging Saves all incoming chat messages to a dated log file at `.minecraft/logs/chat/chat-YYYY-MM-DD.log`. Disabled by default — enable it in the General tab. ### Message Search Press a configurable keybind while chat is open to bring up a search bar that filters visible messages in real time. ### History Trimming Caps the number of entries stored in your chat history (the up-arrow recall list) to keep it from growing indefinitely. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21.1 - Fabric Loader 0.19.2 or later - Fabric API 0.104.0+1.21.1 or later No data is sent to any remote server. All settings are stored locally in your Minecraft config folder.