Cleanse — Clean Chat Without Spam in Minecraft

The Cleanse mod for Minecraft filters out promotional chat notifications from mods when you join a world. Simple config, MIT license, perfect for modpacks.

Download Cleanse for Minecraft 1.19.3, 1.18.1, 1.17.1, 1.16.3, 1.15, 1.14.4

Original name: Cleanse

Minecraft: 1.12.1, 1.13.1, 1.14.4, 1.15, 1.16.3, 1.17.1, 1.18.1, 1.19.3

Loaders: Forge

FileVersionLoaderSize
Cleanse-1.12-1.0.0.0.jar1.12.1Forge10 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.12-1.0.1.0.jar1.12.1Forge11 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.12-1.0.1.1.jar1.12.1Forge19 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.13-2.0.0.0.jar1.13.1Forge20 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.14-3.0.0.0.jar1.14.4Forge20 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.15-4.0.0.0.jar1.15Forge20 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.16-5.0.0.0.jar1.16.3Forge20 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.17-6.0.0.0.jar1.17.1Forge20 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.18-7.0.0.0.jar1.18.1Forge20 КБDownload
Cleanse-1.19-8.0.0.0.jar1.19.3Forge19 КБDownload

Cleanse Mod: Clean Up Chat Spam in Minecraft

Every seasoned Minecraft player who runs a large modpack knows the pain. You load your world, and within a second, the chat is flooded with notifications. Mod developers love to announce updates, remind you about their wiki, or promote their social media. This turns the first moments of gameplay into an annoying wall of text. The Cleanse Mod: Clean Up Chat Spam in Minecraft offers a simple, elegant fix for this widespread issue.

What Does the Cleanse Mod Do?

The primary function of this utility is to restore order to your chat interface. When you enter a world or join a server, many mods automatically push promotional or informational messages into the global channel. Cleanse acts as a filter, suppressing these non-vanilla messages during a short, configurable window right after you spawn.

It is important to understand the mechanics. The mod starts a timer the moment you load a world. By default, this protection period lasts for one second. Any message that is not part of the standard vanilla chat system—meaning it is not a player message or a core system notification—is hidden during this interval. The spam simply never appears on your screen.

Limitations and Realistic Expectations

Cleanse is not a magic bullet. If a mod developer deliberately delays their message or uses a workaround, some text might slip through. The project documentation is honest about this: determined developers can bypass the filter. However, for the vast majority of standard mod announcements, the filter works perfectly.

Configuration and Performance

There is only one setting you need to worry about: the duration of the block window. If you are running a massive modpack and the loading time is long, the default one-second window might not be enough. You can adjust this value in the configuration file.

Here is a practical tip for troubleshooting. If you see the log entry [Cleanse]: Reenabled adding new chat lines right before a spam message appears, it means the filter deactivated too soon. Simply increase the timer to two or three seconds, depending on how fast your specific build loads.

Installation and Version Compatibility

Installing the mod is straightforward. You can manually place the jar file into your mods folder. However, using a launcher with a built-in mod catalog is often more convenient. For example, you can download Cleanse Mod: Clean Up Chat Spam in Minecraft directly through a launcher interface, which places the file in the correct directory automatically.

When you download Cleanse Mod: Clean Up Chat Spam in Minecraft, ensure you match the file version to your installed Minecraft version and mod loader. The mod is designed for the Forge loader, and you should check the specific game version compatibility before installation. This ensures stability within your existing modpack setup.

Licensing and Modpack Use

Cleanse is distributed under the MIT license. This makes it extremely friendly for modpack authors. The only formal requirement is to keep the license notice file that is already inside the jar archive. You do not need to ask for permission or take extra steps. You can freely copy the mod into your pack and distribute it, provided you keep the license intact.

This open approach is a huge advantage for creators of large modpacks. Adding Cleanse to your mandatory mod list solves the chat spam problem for all your players. It is a small addition that significantly improves the user experience.

Why You Need This Mod

Cleanse does not add blocks, mechanics, or biomes. It solves one specific, irritating problem that affects almost everyone playing modded Minecraft. The simple setup, open license, and minimalist design make it a perfect candidate for any modpack.

If you are tired of scrolling past endless welcome messages and promotional text every time you start the game, this is the solution. The installation process is quick, and the result is immediate. Your chat stays clean, and you can focus on what matters: playing the game.

For those wondering how to install it, the process is identical to any other Forge mod. Download the correct version for your game build, drop it into the mods folder, and launch the game. The filter activates automatically. Give Cleanse a second, and your chat will thank you.