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To be fair you could implement a Discord client that doesn't suck performance wise. A number one feature of modern instant messaging is message history. For pro
by magackame 1y ago
To be fair you could implement a Discord client that doesn't suck performance wise. A number one feature of modern instant messaging is message history. For productivity and even personal groups usecases people usually don't want ephemeral chats.
- sltkr 1y agoCould you actually? Is it an open protocol? Does Discord have an explicit policy of allowing third-party clients to access their serves?
- accrual 1y agoDiscord is pretty closed unfortunately. Using a 3rd party or modified client could risk an account ban. Scripting bots to export your own messages and such is also technically not allowed. I'm sure there's a lot of useful and basically public information siloed inside of Discord.
- magackame 1y agoIn practice yes. Lots of people developing and using third party clients. Of course it's not ideal with bans and API updates pulling the rug from under you with no warning, but actually not that many people get banned and ripcord (thirdparty client) was working for a long time even after being abandoned. ripcord: https://cancel.fm/ripcord/ https://cancel.fm/ripcord/