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I'm not a fan of Discord but I think you're mistaken. Right click on the channel icon and go to 'Notification Settings' rather than clicking on 'Server Mute'.

by 2038AD 8y ago

I'm not a fan of Discord but I think you're mistaken. Right click on the channel icon and go to 'Notification Settings' rather than clicking on 'Server Mute'. From there you can choose whether a mention (inc./ex. @everyone/@here) counts and whether mobile notifications are enabled. As for the client you may want to try Ripcord[0]. It uses less memory though I'm not sure you can mute people the same way. While I don't think it's ever enforced, technically using other clients is against the Discord ToS. Either way there are plenty of reasons not to use Discord if you can. [0] https://cancel.fm/ripcord/ https://cancel.fm/ripcord/

SeanDav 8y ago
Thanks for the ripcord suggestion! As far as server/channel mute - believe me, I have tried every option, including your suggestions. It works for most servers but I have 2 that I can't mute no matter what I try.
- abryzak 8y ago
  There's also an issue that there doesn't seem to be any way to mute @ mentions of roles you're assigned to. So if a server admin assigns you to a role and then mentions that role you'll get a notification even if server mute is on and suppress @everyone and @here is on.
  - SeanDav 8y ago
    I wonder if this is the reason I am still getting notifications on 2 servers. It sounds plausible, as they are game related servers, so quite possible I was assigned a role. I don't recall investigating this, although it is several months ago since I last tried solving mute issue. This does not solve my mute issue, but great to know that this might be the cause! Thanks for this.
    - Kihashi 8y ago
      Yeah. You can mute @everyone and @username, but you cannot mute @role. It's really irritating in lots of gaming servers where they assign roles by game rank or something similar.
ihuman 8y ago
Isn't using a 3rd party client like that against the ToS and could get you banned?
- gsich 8y ago
  The question is: is it detectable and do the devs care?
avree 8y ago
There is no way to mute "Role Pings" on Discord currently. You can mute @here/@everyone/@your name, but if you are assigned a role and that is pinged, it goes through. That is one of my main gripes with Discord, in addition to: 1. Uploading photos/videos through the mobile app stops if you lock your phone or background the app. No other modern app exhibits this behavior. 2. Blocking users shows a large "BLOCKED" message, with no option to truly block them.
- manicdee 8y ago
  I have channels full of “1 blocked message” messages, thanks to people using stupid pointless chat bots. That is one feature I wish they could implement differently (the idea being that you can click the “blocked message” message to see the content of the blocked message)
lightedman 8y ago
I have EVERYTHING notification-wise turned off. I still get @everyone message pings on desktop client in channels I have explicitly muted and turned off notifications for.

by 2038AD 8y ago

SeanDav 8y ago

Thanks for the ripcord suggestion! As far as server/channel mute - believe me, I have tried every option, including your suggestions. It works for most servers but I have 2 that I can't mute no matter what I try.

abryzak 8y ago
There's also an issue that there doesn't seem to be any way to mute @ mentions of roles you're assigned to. So if a server admin assigns you to a role and then mentions that role you'll get a notification even if server mute is on and suppress @everyone and @here is on.
- SeanDav 8y ago
  I wonder if this is the reason I am still getting notifications on 2 servers. It sounds plausible, as they are game related servers, so quite possible I was assigned a role. I don't recall investigating this, although it is several months ago since I last tried solving mute issue. This does not solve my mute issue, but great to know that this might be the cause! Thanks for this.
  - Kihashi 8y ago
    Yeah. You can mute @everyone and @username, but you cannot mute @role. It's really irritating in lots of gaming servers where they assign roles by game rank or something similar.

ihuman 8y ago

Isn't using a 3rd party client like that against the ToS and could get you banned?

gsich 8y ago
The question is: is it detectable and do the devs care?

avree 8y ago

There is no way to mute "Role Pings" on Discord currently. You can mute @here/@everyone/@your name, but if you are assigned a role and that is pinged, it goes through. That is one of my main gripes with Discord, in addition to: 1. Uploading photos/videos through the mobile app stops if you lock your phone or background the app. No other modern app exhibits this behavior. 2. Blocking users shows a large "BLOCKED" message, with no option to truly block them.

manicdee 8y ago
I have channels full of “1 blocked message” messages, thanks to people using stupid pointless chat bots. That is one feature I wish they could implement differently (the idea being that you can click the “blocked message” message to see the content of the blocked message)

lightedman 8y ago

I have EVERYTHING notification-wise turned off. I still get @everyone message pings on desktop client in channels I have explicitly muted and turned off notifications for.