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Mojang.com

Mojang.com was Mojang Studios' official website, containing a blog and information hub about their games as well as merchandise produced by J!NX. The website served as an official outlet for updates regarding Minecraft until December 4, 2016,[1] after which Minecraft.net was made the official source of Minecraft news. Since the announcement of the move to Minecraft.net, no further posts have been made to the site. All pages on Mojang.com now redirect to Minecraft.net since October 2020.[2]

Previously, the site was largely a placeholder, with a short biography and links to Notch's other game projects. Around the same time as the new Mojang logo was put in place, it was transformed into a full site to showcase the company. The site was run by Jeb, Carl and Kappische.​[more information needed]

For the directory used to store game data in Bedrock Edition, see com.mojang.
Not to be confused with Minecraft.net or Mojang.
Mojang.com
Owner Mojang Studios
Defunct May 28, 2019; 7 years ago (May 28, 2019)
Fate Taken offline
Current status Offline
Registration Optional
Website https://mojang.com
(Archive from 2020-10-18)

Mojang.com was Mojang Studios' official website, containing a blog and information hub about their games as well as merchandise produced by J!NX. The website served as an official outlet for updates regarding Minecraft until December 4, 2016,[1] after which Minecraft.net was made the official source of Minecraft news. Since the announcement of the move to Minecraft.net, no further posts have been made to the site. All pages on Mojang.com now redirect to Minecraft.net since October 2020.[2]

History

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Previously, the site was largely a placeholder, with a short biography and links to Notch's other game projects. Around the same time as the new Mojang logo was put in place, it was transformed into a full site to showcase the company. The site was run by Jeb, Carl and Kappische.​[more information needed]

Trivia

  • Although the main site redirects to minecraft.net, the bug tracker is still hosted at bugs.mojang.com, rather than using minecraft.net.[3]

References

  1. "Shouldn't you be on Minecraft.net right now?" (archived) by Owen Jones – Mojang.com, December 4, 2016.
  2. WEB-1306 – resolved as "Works as Intended".
  3. "Mojira - Home" by Mojang StudiosMojira.