- branding: Changes app's name from Discord to a custom name, changes app icon to a custom image, changes version number to account better for cutthecord's release schedule (and fixes a captcha link). Also enables backup and debug abilities. This is automatically built into all branches.
- disable-mobileindicator: This is the patch inspired me to start working on CutTheCord. It makes your device act like a desktop client, and disables the "mobile indicator" on discord. However, this breaks notifications.
- experiments: Enables some dev-only things, like developer options tab or a secret staff-only, half-assed AMOLED-optimized theme called "pure evil". The developer options tab does not work.
- **litecord**: Changes the server the app connects to, and specifically tries to connect to a Litecord server. [Litecord is a FOSS re-implementation of Discord's backend.](https://wildcard.elixi.re/i/l3lxhd3a.png)
- **mutant**: Replaces official twemoji emojis with [mutant standard emojis](https://mutant.tech/), and injects custom mutantstd emojis to the app. Second patch I ever developed!
- necessary: Does some necessary things that may be required to get the app running properly, not available for every version, but is automatically built into all branches.
- noblocked: Hides blocked messages and the "# blocked messages" thingy. Useful for those of us who just can't resist tapping those.
- **slashcommands**: Adds a lot of slash commands (all the decent ones on desktop and more), alongside some other useful features such as an account switcher. Also allows enabling or disabling a couple patches such as `channelleak` (shows all channel names and topics, even those you lack the permissions to read) or `notyping` (disables sending typing event to discord servers). I'm quite proud of this patch :p [Read its own README.md for more information](slashcommands/README.md).
(pitch black theme is not a part of this patch, scroll up to `customtheme` if you're looking for it)
- **tokenlogin**: Allows logging in with just a token, instead of having to enter email, password, do 2FA, do captcha and possibly also tap a link on email. Especially useful when you don't have gapps as it allows skipping captcha (which relies on GMS).