Equicord – Discord client mod with over 300 plugins

Equicord is a community-maintained fork of Vencord that combines its upstream foundation with a substantially enlarged plugin catalogue.

It retains Vencord’s familiar settings interface, theme support and custom CSS facilities, making migration straightforward for existing users. Equicord can modify Discord’s desktop application or be compiled as a browser extension for the web client. The accompanying Equilotl installer offers graphical and command-line installation workflows across Linux, Windows and macOS. Development combines frequent upstream merges with Equicord-specific fixes and additions. Using Equicord, like any unofficial Discord client modification, contravenes Discord’s Terms of Service and may expose an account to enforcement action.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Provides more than 300 configurable plugins in a single distribution.
• Builds upon Vencord while adding Equicord-specific plugins and fixes.
• Supports Discord Stable, Public Test Build and Canary channels.
• Can be compiled as a browser extension for Discord’s web client.
• Includes custom CSS controls and an integrated style editor.
• Supports compatible BetterDiscord themes and externally hosted stylesheets.
• Retains Vencord’s privacy protections against analytics and crash reporting.
• Uses Equilotl for graphical or command-line desktop installation.
• Receives frequent upstream merges and project-specific maintenance updates.
• Provides plugins covering chat, moderation, media and interface customization.
• Allows individual plugins to be enabled without recompiling the project.

Website: github.com/Equicord/Equicord
Support:
Developer: Equicord team
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Equicord is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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