Vencord – extensible Discord client modification

Vencord is an extensible modification for Discord’s desktop and web clients.

It supplies more than 100 built-in plugins that alter the interface, add utilities, expose additional information or address limitations in the standard client. Users can enable individual plugins from a graphical settings panel instead of maintaining separate scripts. Vencord also supports custom CSS, compatible BetterDiscord themes and browser deployment through an extension or userscript. Privacy-oriented defaults block Discord analytics and crash reporting, and the project does not add its own telemetry. Development is exceptionally active, with frequent compatibility fixes following Discord interface changes. As with every unofficial Discord client modification, using Vencord contravenes Discord’s Terms of Service and therefore carries some account risk.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Provides more than 100 independently configurable built-in plugins.
• Runs with Discord Stable, Public Test Build and Canary releases.
• Supports Discord’s web interface through extensions and userscripts.
• Includes a searchable graphical panel for managing plugins and settings.
• Supports custom CSS through an integrated QuickCSS editor.
• Can import and apply compatible BetterDiscord themes.
• Blocks Discord analytics and crash-reporting endpoints by default.
• Adds no proprietary telemetry or remote tracking of its own.
• Supports settings synchronisation across multiple Discord installations.
• Receives frequent fixes for changes to Discord’s internal interface.
• Offers plugins for accessibility, moderation, messaging and interface customization.

Website: github.com/Vendicated/Vencord
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Developer: Vendicated
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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

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