Legal

Legal notice

DromorCraft is not an official Minecraft product. It is not approved by, associated with or affiliated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Studios. The launcher only accesses the public Mojang and Microsoft services, and does so the same way the official launcher does: game files come from the official servers, and login goes through the official Microsoft flow.

The launcher requires a legitimate copy of Minecraft: Java Edition to play online. Offline profiles exist for servers that allow them and do not bypass any game protection.

Modrinth and CurseForge are trademarks of their respective owners; DromorCraft accesses their catalogs through each service’s public API and respects the distribution restrictions set by the authors of each piece of content. Installed mods, packs, shaders and modpacks belong to their authors and are governed by the licenses they chose.

DromorCraft, the name and the logo are trademarks of Paul Henry. The installers published in the official repository are distributed free of charge for personal use; do not redistribute them modified or under another name.

Account credentials are stored in the operating system keychain, never in a file, log or URL. Beyond that, the browser only queries the public GitHub API, to show the latest releases.

Community forum

The community forum runs on Discourse and signs you in with your DromorCraft account. When you sign in there, we send the forum your account ID, your confirmed e-mail, your name, your username, your profile picture and whether you are staff or a developer. Your password and two-step verification stay here only.

Account changes follow to the forum: signing out of the site or changing your password ends your session there, suspensions and bans apply in the forum too, and deleting your account anonymizes your forum profile (your posts stay, without your name).

The forum stores only Discourse's essential session cookies on its own domain (such as _t and _forum_session) and does not use Google Analytics.

You must be at least 13 to take part in the forum; younger members need a parent or guardian's permission and supervision. New accounts have limits until they earn trust: private messages from trust level 2, links and images from trust level 1.

Cookies and statistics

We keep as little as possible in your browser. Here is what is stored, why and for how long. You can change your choice at any time with the button below.

Essential

Always on: sign-in and preferences do not work without them. On account forms, the anti-bot check (Cloudflare Turnstile) only runs while submitting.

Name	Purpose	Duration
dromor.session_token	Platform sign-in session cookie (HttpOnly, out of reach of scripts)	30 days, renewed on use
dc_auth	Cookie that only tells the header a session is open; it does not identify you	30 days
dc_notrack	Only for site staff who ask for it in the panel: keeps that browser out of the site statistics	1 year
dromor.known_device	Recognises a browser that already signed in to your account, so we can e-mail you when a sign-in comes from an unknown device (HttpOnly)	400 days
dromor.two_factor / dromor.trust_device	Only with two-step verification: keeps the code step during sign-in and, if you ask, remembers this device (HttpOnly)	10 minutes / 30 days
lang	Cookie and local storage with the language you chose	1 year
consent	Local storage with your choice in this notice	Until you change it
dromorcraft:releases:v1	Temporary copy of the GitHub release list (session storage)	Until the tab is closed

Anonymous statistics, no cookies

To improve the site we count page views, time on page, scrolling and clicks on downloads and external links. Nothing is stored in your browser: the server derives a code from the IP address and browser with a key that changes every day, and discards the IP. We also keep country, device type, browser, operating system and language, never who you are. Searches typed in the catalogue, the site that linked to us, a campaign tag in the link and whether you are signed in are counted too. Events are deleted after 35 days; only totals remain. If your browser sends “Do Not Track” or Global Privacy Control and you have not accepted, nothing is sent. When something fails on the server or on a page open in your browser, a technical error report (message, page, time and, for browser errors, the name and version of your browser and system) goes through our server to Sentry, the service we use to monitor failures. It carries no IP address, cookies or account details, and nothing is stored in your browser.

Only if you accept

Declining later deletes this data from your browser.

Name	Purpose	Duration
_ga, _ga_*	Google Analytics cookies, for visit statistics	2 years
dc_vid	Local storage with a random code that recognises returning visits in our statistics; not linked to your account	Until you decline

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