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Here is potato:

 

All good.

 

So do we open mc and then open squid? Or does launching mc automatically launch squid or do you just launch squid?

 

You launch Squid instead of the original Minecraft launcher. Think of it as a replacement for the original launcher.

 

You can play on any and all servers, including any and all blacklisted ones.

 

All mods are compatible. This is just a launcher that bypasses the blacklist. :)

 

Did you get your issue fixed up?

 

Question: Does SquidHQ actually work rn?

 

It is now an .exe file.
You simply double click it instead of minecraft, and play minecraft.

 

Yes it is fully functional.

https://squidhq.com/
Currently over 300 players on it as we speak.

 

"Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for 2097152KB object heap
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM warning: Using incremental CMS is deprecated and will likely be removed in a future release"

I seem to have plenty of storage so I am unsure of why this is happening

 

How much memory (ram) you have?
You're probably running too many things in the background.

 

8 total gb of ram on the computer with 7.40 usable.

 

Yes, it was our internet causing problems.

 

I am running a decent amount of things in the backround but all take up little-no space.

 

https://gyazo.com/5ebd6047079c3f23ce68e256a8e6ac57

This issue happens to me as well yet I have no other programs running with 16 GB of RAM.

 

Question: When I downloaded this launcher both my antivirus software and my pc said that this file may have a virus and it tells me not to download the file. Is squid launcher 100% safe?

 

Yes, as a fellow user of the launcher u can confirm that it is safe.

 

Alright Thank you! Now I can download it :D

 

1. Will the worlds be saved? (eg. My towns, the end)

2. If so, when will the progress be backed up, and when should I stop doing things like mine and build (and wait until Squid so my progress won't be rolled back)

If anyone has any questions, comment them.