Trusted Links

Trusted Links

Trusted Links lets you skip Minecraft's external-link confirmation for websites you explicitly trust, while keeping the normal warning for every unknown link.

It is useful for links you open regularly from chat or other Minecraft screens. Instead of confirming the same website every time, click Yes & Trust Hostname once. Future HTTP and HTTPS links from that hostname will open immediately.

How it works

When Minecraft asks whether you want to open a link, Trusted Links adds a new option:

Yes & Trust Hostname

This opens the link and remembers its exact hostname. For example, trusting a link from:

https://store.example.com/products/123

saves:

store.example.com

It does not automatically trust the broader example.com domain or unrelated hostnames such as blog.example.com.

A trusted hostname also covers its deeper subdomains:

Safety

Trusted Links does not disable Minecraft's link warning globally.

• Only explicitly trusted hostnames can bypass confirmation.
• Only normal HTTP and HTTPS links are eligible.
• The real URL hostname is checked, not the visible link text.
• Malformed links and unsupported URL types keep Minecraft's normal behavior.
• If the configuration is missing or invalid, the mod safely uses an empty trust list.

Configuration

Trusted hostnames are saved in:

.minecraft/config/trusted-links.json

You can also view and remove trusted hostnames from the Mod Menu configuration screen.

You normally do not need to edit this file because hostnames can be added from the confirmation screen. If needed, it can also be edited manually while Minecraft is closed:

{
  "trustedDomains": [
    "hypixel.net",
    "store.example.com"
  ]
}

Requirements

• Minecraft Java Edition 26.1.2
• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• Java 25

Trusted Links is client-side only. It works on multiplayer servers without being installed on the server.

Installation

Install Trusted Links and its listed dependencies with the Modrinth App, or place the downloaded JAR in your Fabric mods folder.

Open source

Trusted Links is open source under the MIT License. Issues and contributions are welcome on GitHub.