OpenAsar VS electron-discord-webapp

OpenAsar might fix this

Currently I use webcord but I used to use OpenAsar, which has an option to ignore an update when it is available. You can use an alpm hook to automate the process.

yep, theres this thing called openasar that can disable it :3

Discord on Linux (which Chromebooks effectively run) is gobeshite, utter trash. Try using it in the browser and if that doesn’t work try https://openasar.dev or https://armcord.xyz

Have a look at open asar https://github.com/GooseMod/OpenAsar

OpenAsar fixes this iirc

If you only want to use a theme then you can also use https://openasar.dev/ With this you can add a CSS code for the theme you would like to have and it runs on the normal Discord client.

Not really it’s kinda like a rewrite of some of discords source code, it explains it better on the website https://openasar.dev

if you really rely on discord you could use something like this as a bandaid to remove some telemetry. mainly for crashes and error. also gives some nice little extra features. https://github.com/GooseMod/OpenAsar

I stan WebCord.

git page

I love both WebCord and discord-screenaudio, but for me and a lot of my friends, streaming using any chromium application is a laggy mess, especially when streaming games! In result, I built this extension which feeds audio nodes to WebRTC streams, currently only works with Firefox and Pipewire. I have packaged it for NixOS, but I need package maintainers for other distros too. Anyone willing to help by packaging the native part of the extension or just contributing to the project, is welcome!

Webcord also has this exact same feature I think, but it may be hidden under some command line flags, at least it was when I last tried it (and failed).

Stop using official discord binaries. Huge hole in your setup. Use Webcord

for discord I used https://github.com/SpacingBat3/WebCord

Also, if you're using discord I recommend you to check out WebCord, a privacy and security oriented front end. It's available on Windows and Linux I believe.

You could give WebCord a try. I used it for some time now and I'm pretty happy