Frequently Asked Questions

We provide a convenient graphical installer you can use. Or you can just grab Vencord from the Chrome & Firefox webstores.

Visit our download page to find out more!

The most likely cause is that your install is outdated. Check if there’s any updates. You can either do so using our inbuilt updater, or if you cannot get there due to crashes or similar, use the “Update Vencord” in the Installer.

If you’re all up to date, try reinstalling with the installer anyway!

And if it now still doesn’t work, please let us know in our support server

Yes! We provide extensions for Firefox & Chromium based browsers and a UserScript build.

See our download page for more info!

Yes actually! We have an Android app embedding the Discord website

However, as Discord’s mobile website has some issues (performance, usability, etc), chances are you won’t like it. In that case you will instead want to use one of the following mods focused on Mobile.

Do note however that these mods are not related to / affiliated with Vencord, so we do not provide support for them in any way. Join their support servers for help & more info!

• Vendetta (android/ios): GitHub - Discord Server
• Enmity (ios only): GitHub - Discord Server
• Aliucord (android only, very outdated but still works well if you like the old version of Discord): GitHub - Discord Server

You can’t.

Chances are, it’s already a Vencord plugin! Or if it isn’t, you can open a plugin request

Client modifications are against Discord’s Terms of Service.

However, Discord is pretty indifferent about them and there are no known cases of users getting banned for using client mods! So you should generally be fine as long as you don’t use any plugins that implement abusive behaviour. But no worries, all inbuilt plugins are safe to use!

Regardless, if your account is very important to you and it getting disabled would be a disaster for you, you should probably not use any client mods (not exclusive to Vencord), just to be safe

Additionally, make sure not to post screenshots with Vencord in a server where you might get banned for it

Settings are already shared across all Discord instances on the same PC so you can just switch and they will be kept!

Cause is unknown, so there is no real fix.

However, a simple workaround that fixes it temporarily is to click the text that says RTC Connecting, then click Debug. Close the page that opens again and it should now be fixed!

Note that you need Discord Developer Mode (Discord Settings > Advanced > Developer Mode) enabled to do this!

open the dev tools with CTRL + Shift + i and click on the “console” tab at the top. Then paste and run (with enter) the following code.

It will

• disable custom css (you can turn it back on in Vencord Settings)
• copy your current theme links to your clipboard as a backup
• remove all themes

(() => {
    Vencord.Settings.useQuickCss = false
    copy(Vencord.Settings.themeLinks.join("\n"))
    Vencord.Settings.themeLinks = []
    Vencord.Settings.enabledThemes = []
})()

Discord tries to protect you from getting scammed by “hiding” your token when you open DevTools, which means it deletes it from storage and only keeps it in memory in order to make it harder to obtain.

If you now close discord before closing DevTools again, your token will not be saved anywhere anymore and as a consequence you will be logged out

Solution: Close DevTools before closing discord or better yet enable the NoDevtoolsWarning plugin which removes this “feature”

Discord on Windows uses 32bit electron which has a hard memory limit of 2gb. Discord’s memory management isn’t great so it will already get up to like 1.5gb ram usage if you are in a lot of servers and have it open for a while

DevTools use a lot of memory so once you open them, they immediately push you over 2gb usage. Thus Discord runs out of memory and crashes

Solution: use Discord Browser / Vencord Desktop

Vencord is uninstalled the same way you install it. Just use the “Uninstall” button instead

The only official website is vencord.dev, which can be confirmed on GitHub and the installer itself. We are not affiliated with any other website, and therefore urge you to exercise caution when visiting sites not owned by us that offer Vencord. They are fake sites that are highly likely to be malicious.

We are currently aware of the following sites impersonating us:

• vencord.app

If you have downloaded software offered by these sites, please remove it as soon as possible as we cannot guarantee the safety of anything distributed via them.