Clients

RSCord is similar to discord in specifications, so most if not all discord clients will also be compatible with RSCord, they just need patching. This is a compiled list of all the clients that have been tested to work with RSCord, by OS, Software that helps shape the app, and more.

Types of clients (Desktop):

Discord's Native client
Custom Electron clients
Native clients (Win32, GTK, etc.)

Types of clients (Android):

OFFICIAL

Discord's java client, goes up to version 126.
~~Discord's React Native client, version 127+~~ (Patchable, just not attempted.)

UNOFFICIAL

Types of clients (iOS):

OFFICIAL

Discord's React Native client, any client before 2019
~~Discord's React Native client, any client past 2019~~ (They are hard to patch, we couldn't patch them.)

UNOFFICIAL

Discord Classic (PATCHED)

Desktop:

This includes Windows, Linux, and MacOS.

Discord's Native Client

This is Discord's official client for discord. It is an electron wrapper, compiled with react native, in a very weird way might I add. This ReadMe would be wayyyy too long if I were to explaine everything about this client, click here to see it's dedicated guide.

Custom Electron clients

This is a list of patched custom electron clients:

- Litecord

Arguably the best client for RSCord. It works better than the official discord client!

How to patch:

Download it from here
Extract app.asar
Put its contents into a folder named app.asar
Open the folder in VSCodium or Notepad++
Replace discord.com/app, canary.discord.com/app and ptb.discord.com/app with your own instance (for example, chat.murdle.top/app.)
You're done. This guide is universal to all opearting systems.

You can also patch and compile it from source code, but it isn't worth it, it's long discontinued anyways.

Native clients (Win32, GTK, etc.)

- Discord Messenger

Patching:

Compile from source code

With VSCodium, replace every single discordapp.com, gateway.discordapp.com, etc with your own instace (example: chat.murdle.top), and after that, compile it.