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Minecraft's New Launcher Eliminates The Need For Standalone Java To Play
Java is a common programming language that is used across all industries and devices. However, Java has a reputation for being insecure. A lot of Java-based programs and web apps, including the immensely popular Minecraft, have been written. Minecraft Servers The Minecraft developer has been working on a new launcher for the game that removes the need to have Java installed in all systems. The new launcher will automatically download and install the Java runtime (x86/x64) within the Minecraft program files.
This new launcher will enable users to play Minecraft without opening Java to attack their systems. Relegating Java files to the Minecraft directory will allow Java exploits to work. Users must download Java separately. Minecraft Servers In addition to improved security this new launcher will use the appropriate Java for user's system architectures meaning x64 systems which have been running 32-bit Java will see significant performance improvements. Users who have the correct Java version installed will not notice any improvement in their gameplay.
This new and improved launcher also protects users from bloatware which Java tries to sneak onto systems during the install process. Installer default settings will add an Ask.com bar to unsuspecting Minecrafters' computer. Mojang has kept Minecraft running with the exact same code while decreasing their dependence upon Oracle, who owns Java. Mincraft.net provides the latest launcher and instructions for users who want to use it. The new launcher will streamline the gaming process, protect your system (if Java has been removed from your system), and make sure you don't get redirected to Ask.com.
Microsoft's acquisition of Mojang has not resulted in any changes to Minecraft so far, but changes like these are welcome. Minecraft is loved by people of all ages. The installation process for Minecraft on the PC is complex and users will prefer to use their smartphones or consoles instead. This plan to include Java within the Minecraft installer will make the game more accessible to all ages looking to play on their PCs.