Add-ons for Minecraft are typically associated with Java Edition. After all, downloading them on a computer is usually how players get them, and the most popular form of add-on is a mod.

Minecraft Java Edition players can access older versions through the games file history with a few easy steps. Bedrock players, unfortunately, cannot.

The Bedrock Edition of Minecraft at long last can now be altered with fan-made Add-ons (mods). So we have rounded up some of the best add-ons so you can Minecraft in ways never-before thought ...

If you own a Chromebook, "Minecraft: Java Edition" is available to you via Linux. Here's how to download and install the popular game on a Chromebook.

Here's how you can extend your enjoyment of "Minecraft" even further by installing add-ons in Java Edition and mods in Bedrock Edition.

Recently, the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft got the ability to install add-ons (mods). So, we gathered up some of the best to enhance your Minecraft experience.

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While the Bedrock Edition does have add-ons, it features more paid content to add to the game, whereas the Java version lets you install mods (such as texture packs) for free.