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3rd party discord client?
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this post was submitted on 02 Nov 2023
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I've been using Webcord with substantial improvements from the native Discord app.
isnt webcord just a wrapper for the, well, web version?
Yeah think so but with extra privacy hardening features and especially useful Screensharing on Wayland! I don't know if there is an alternative to it for Screensharing on wayland
Well it works better than the native and I can't share screen on discord on the browser so it works for me.
The flatpak crashes for me since some time sadly. I'm just using a basic chromium browser and their (shitty) webapp
The appimage seems solid for me thus far, installed through this handy tool.