Launcher 2.2.1110x
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2.2.1110x
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2.2.11103 (Windows), 2.2.11105 (Windows, via the Microsoft Store/Xbox app), 2.2.11104 (macOS), or 2.2.11106 (Linux), is an update to the launcher released on March 1, 2022.
Additions
- Added mouseover tooltip to "Clean up cached account tokens" advanced settings button.
Changes
- Made some error messages clearer and more useful.
- Updated some outdated textures/blocks in the installations icon list.
Fixes
- Fixed many miscellaneous under-the-hood stability and reliability issues.
- Fixed bugs related to the Mojang to Microsoft Account migration.
- Fixed volume install dialog default logic.
- MCL-19984 - Java Edition shows Demo with active Xbox Game Pass subscription.
- MCL-20491 - Game stuck on "making things awesome" screen.
- MCL-20768 - Setting username from within Launcher limits name to 13 characters.
- MCL-21101 - Z-fighting can be seen where the legs and torsos of player models in the "Skins" tab intersect one another.
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Sources
- Launcher 2.2.1110x — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3335483.