mcrafteryt/moddrop-lightweight-cloud-mod-manager-drag-and-drop-auto-backup-profile-

The README presents ModDrop as a free mod manager for Windows. A mod manager is a small application that installs and organises modifications for games, so that the user does not have to copy files into game folders by hand. According to the page, this version of ModDrop supports several games, including Torchlight II, Stardew Valley, and The Sims 4, and keeps the user's mod collection in a cloud account so it can be reached from another computer. The listed features are drag-and-drop installation from .zip.rar, or .7z archives, automatic backups taken before any change so a mod can be removed cleanly, a profile system that lets the user keep different mod sets and switch between them, batch installs with conflict checks, a built-in browser for discovering mods from the ModDrop community, a messenger for contacting mod authors, and FOMOD support, which is a guided installer format used by some larger mods. The system needs Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, around 500 MB of free space, and an internet connection for the cloud features. A free account is required. The README is written as an HTML marketing page rather than as developer documentation. There is no source code described, no build instructions, no licence text, and no description of how the cloud backend works. The page contains a single large download button that points to an external URL outside the GitHub repository, and a banner image hosted on a Steam content server. The end of the page is a block of search-style tags rather than a contributor section.