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Inventory Organizer 1.4.1 For Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 (Fabric).
A maintenance release on top of 1.4.0: a round of anti‑cheat hardening, a couple of warehouse fixes people kept running into, and a nice little upgrade to scroll moving. Nothing here changes how normal play feels — it just makes the rough edges go away.
Your warehouse chests stay put now. The big annoying one: after relogging, chests you'd already set up would vanish from the warehouse map and only come back once you reopened them. That's gone — the map now reads straight from your saved profiles and links, so every chest with a profile (or in a link) stays on the map across relogs and chunk loading, and only disappears when you delete its profile or unlink it.
Scroll moving got an upgrade. Over empty space in Free mode, the scroll direction now moves one item between the two halves of the screen. At a chest, scroll down pulls one item out and up puts one in from your inventory. In your plain inventory, up sends the leftmost hotbar item to your main inventory and down sends the lowest main item to the hotbar. If your cursor is over an item, scrolling just quick‑moves that one (still takes priority). Also fixed the very first scroll after opening a chest sometimes being eaten by the anti‑spam timer.
Anti‑cheat hardening. A tampered client can no longer use the warehouse sort to shuffle a neighbour's items into its own chest — a multi‑chest sort only ever moves items within your own linked warehouse. Every server‑side chest access (sort, remote crafting, linking) now checks you could open that chest by hand, so it respects spawn protection and the world border. Verified there's no item duplication; chest access stays distance‑ and rate‑limited.
Tidy‑up. Removed leftover dead methods from the 1.4.0 rework — no behaviour change.
Note for server admins: the warehouse/remote‑crafting features read and write chests directly on the server; they respect the mod's link ownership and vanilla spawn protection but aren't aware of third‑party land‑claim mods. The mod stays silent on servers that don't run it.