greyger.blogg.se - Discord desktop version

Ensure you don't just close the window, but also that Discord is no longer visible in your taskbar notification bar.

Save your settings.json file and completely shut down Discord NOTE: A comma is necessary after the "OPEN_ON_STARTUP": true/false line! MAKE SURE YOU ADD IT!! So for example, if your settings.json looks like this: "DANGEROUS_ENABLE_DEVTOOLS_ONLY_ENABLE_IF_YOU_KNOW_WHAT_YOURE_DOING": true

Add the following entry to the settings.json file:.

It is recommended you use a proper text editor such as notepad++.

It can help to show extensions in the windows.

In this directory, open the settings.json file

Discord Canary: %APPDATA%\discordcanary\.Discord PTB (Public Test Build): %APPDATA%\DiscordPTB\.Use WIN+R to open the Windows 'Run' dialog and paste in the appropriate path to open the corresponding settings directory of your discord installation: If your Discord opens its dev console when you press Ctrl+Shift+i you can skip to the next section below.Īs of 8 this console is disabled unless you enable it manually in Discord's settings file: This includes beta/testing settings and experiments that are included in public builds but hidden by default. This dev console can be used to modify settings in Discord that are normally hidden. Like Google Chrome, it includes a Developer console for running javascript code. Under the hood the Discord application is just trimmed down web browser, with much of the UI logic being written in javascript. This can be used to view beta experiments to try features currently in development that are included but hidden by default in Discord release builds. This guide shows how to enable dev mode for the Discord desktop application running on Windows (as of February 2022). Discord is also available on the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and coming soon to Xbox.Enable Dev Experiments in Discord for Windows If you've never used it before, take a look and download it at the link below. Hopefully, these issues will be resolved when the app comes to Android users in the coming weeks. If you're a Discord user using Android, be on the look out. Luckily, a majority of those in the thread are using an alpha build. Checking out the Reddit Discord, there are complaints of the new app being slow, buggy, and so forth. While this looks like good news for all parties involved, it does appear that people testing the new Android version are having various issues. Although each version of the app might look similar on initial setup, it can be customized to the user's liking. Of course, each version of Discord will retain its own unique and required UI elements, but the team will try to bring the apps more in line with each other when it comes to design.

The switch to React Native framework is what will allow the team to push updates to all platforms at once. The teams switch to using React Native for development means that things will be much smoother and faster on the back-end.