Minecraftinstances, keptseparate.
Saves, mods, configs, and Java stay with the instance that owns them.
v1.1.0 for Windows and Linux (amd64)

Four things Plume handles for you.
Each one is a step that usually goes wrong on its own.
Every instance gets its own folder.
Saves, mods, configs, screenshots, and options stay inside the instance that created them.
Downloads resume where they stopped.
Partial files are kept, hashed, and committed only after they validate.
Java matches the version you pick.
Installed runtimes and managed Temurin 8, 17, 21, and 25 releases are checked before launch.
Repair walks the same file list.
Verify and repair both use the full artifact plan, so a missing or corrupt file has a path back.
Get Plume v1.1.0
Windows 10/11 and Linux builds. Every file is checksummed.
Which platforms does Plume support?
The v1.1.0 release targets Windows 10/11 amd64 and Linux amd64.
Which accounts can I sign in with?
v1.1.0 supports Microsoft, Offline, and Ely.by accounts. Ely.by sign-in uses a browser verification page, and Microsoft sign-in refreshes tokens silently.
Which loaders and Java versions work?
Plume covers Vanilla, Fabric, and Quilt, and checks installed or managed Temurin Java 8, 17, 21, and 25 before launch.