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size=24px]WARNING: On clients, only Windows is supported for now[/size][/color]

[color=#ff8000]Server-side, the mod works fine on every OSes. Non-Windows clients will also be able to connect, but screens will stay white.[/color]

This is a re-write of an old mod of mine, WebDisplays, which adds a Web Screen Block and more! So, what do you think this block will do? Well, when you place a few of these blocks in a surface ("wall") shape, and you right-click it, a real web browser shows up. You can go on YouTube, watch some videos or listen to your favourites musics, watch the stream of your favourite streamer, shows the news in your server's lobby and everything in-game.

[size=36px]Spotlights:[/size]

Outdated spotlight by PopularMMOs: [color=#ff0000](Recipes HAVE changed since)[/color]

Teaser for the new version:

[size=36px]Download links[/size]

For Minecraft 1.12.2:

• (Required) Forge 14.23.2.2611 or later: here
• (Required) MCEF 0.9 or later: here
• WebDisplays: here
• (Optional) OpenComputers: here

For Minecraft 1.10.2:

• (Required) Forge 12.18.3.2185 or later: here
• (Required) MCEF 0.9 or later: here
• WebDisplays: here
• (Optional) OpenComputers: here

[size=24px]Quick start & wiki[/size]

To begin playing around with the mod, the first block you'd want to craft is the screen block:

Place it in a "wall" shape, and right-click it with an empty hand to turn it on. Sneak and right click (again, with an empty hand) to change the URL.

At any time, hover a WebDisplays item and hit "F1" to get some help about the item!

Further informations can be found on the offical WebDisplays Wiki here!

[size=24px]WebDisplays 1.0 features:[/size]

• A minePad!
• Per-screen permissions
• A laser pointer, to click from a certain distance
• A Redstone Input Port, so web pages can receive redstone signals
• A Redstone Output Port, so web pages can send redstone signals
• OpenComputers integration
• And much more!

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• Bugs have to be reported on the WebDisplays GitHub page here
• A list of Frequently Asked Questions can be found on my wiki (again)

[size=24px]Mod license:[/size]

Even though the source code is public, the following license applies:

This software, its source code and its binaries are Copyright © 2018 Nicolas BARBOTIN and are the intellectual property of the author. It may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal, private use as long as it remains in its unaltered, unedited form. It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed publicly without advance written permission. Use of this software on any other website or as a part of any public display is strictly prohibited, and a violation of copyright.