WebScreen
Renders a real Chromium web browser on a screen block inside Minecraft — click links, type, scroll, build multi-block screens, and browse together in multiplayer.
- Loaders
- Fabric
- Downloads on Modrinth
- 1.3K
- Followers on Modrinth
- 2
- versions
- 2
- Updated
- July 16, 2026Jul 16
- Published
- in 2026
At a glance
Needed both in the game and on the server
WebScreen
A real web browser on a block, right inside Minecraft. WebScreen renders a full Chromium browser onto a screen block — you can click links, type, scroll, and browse actual websites in-game.
Features
- Real browser — powered by Chromium (JCEF), not a fake mockup.
- Full interaction — click links, type on the keyboard, scroll, zoom (Ctrl+scroll), and an address bar with search.
- Remote control — right-click the screen with the Remote item to open the browser menu.
- Multi-block screens — place screens in a grid to build one big seamless wall.
- Per-screen audio — volume and falloff radius sliders; sound fades with distance from the block.
- Multiplayer — browse together. Navigation and input sync between players, and audio settings are shared.
How to use
- Craft or
/give @s webscreen:web_screenand/give @s webscreen:web_remote. - Place the screen block facing you.
- Right-click it with the Remote to open the browser, type a URL, press Enter.
Requirements
- Minecraft 26.2, Fabric loader, Fabric API, Java 25.
- On first launch the mod downloads the Chromium engine (~200 MB) automatically — give it a minute the first time.
Notes
- Each player runs their own browser instance; pages sync by URL and input, not by pixels, so live/dynamic content may differ slightly between players.
FAQ
How to install WebScreen?
Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download WebScreen for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.
Which Minecraft versions does WebScreen support?
WebScreen has builds for Minecraft 26.2.
Is WebScreen needed on the server?
Needed in the game and on the server