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I've never used the browser tab but the desktop client you can server mute where you also have to select "suppress @everyone and @here" if you want a true mute

I've never used the browser tab but the desktop client you can server mute where you also have to select "suppress @everyone and @here" if you want a true mute besides @yourname The desktop client had issues with FPS drop in games. You can disable Hardware Acceleration in the Appearance section and your FPS returns to normal. I guess you'd have to find the browser setting, maybe you can do it per tab? I'm in about 20+ channels and memory on windows is 135MB

MivLives 8y ago
The issue with mute is that if you're assigned a roll and the role is @'d you're still notified. There's no way to suppress it. Combine that with servers where you need a role to access channels and you end up with unmutable notifications from a role you can't opt-out of. My Discord is sitting at about half a gig and I'm in 12 or so servers.
- chrisan 8y ago
  Hah wow, mine actually went down to 105 when I just checked. I did some brief testing and it looks like the usage is depending on your servers activity. If people are posting lots of gifs the memory goes up. I got up to 300 going to some of the communities I just follow, rather than actively participate in daily. When I went back to my "main server" where my close friends are (we dont gif much) it slowly droppped back down to ~110. I guess eventually once it releases the in memory fluff it will drop back down. Does doing this help your memory usage? https://support.discordapp.com/hc/en-us/articles/206342858--How-do-I-disable-auto-embed- https://support.discordapp.com/hc/en-us/articles/206342858--... I'll be honest and say I've never used roles so I'm sure you are right. That is unfortunate