ArmCord theme
ArmCord "themes" manage apps behaviour and looks.
Default - this is how ArmCord looks when you first launch it. It includes recreation of Discord's
custom titlebar and ArmCord specific styles injected into Discord.
Native - uses native titlebar of OS you're currently running (e.g Windows 7/10). Functions more
similar to actual Discord app on Linux.
ArmCord CSP is our system that manages loading custom content loading into the Discord app. Stuff like client mods and themes depend on it. Disable if you want to get rid of mods and custom styles.
When disabled, ArmCord will close like any other window when closed, otherwise it'll sit back and relax in your system tray for later.
Fetches automatic patches that are distributed if release turns out to have bugs after release. Usually you don't have to keep this enabled, unless notified in support Discord.
If you're on Gnome on Linux or just simply can't paste images copied from other messages, then this is for you. This enables alternative module for pasting images. Only enable this when you're experiencing issues.
Discord channel:
You can use this setting to change current instance of Discord:
Stable - you're probably most familiar with this one. It's the one you see in default Discord
client!
Canary - this is alpha test release of Discord. By using it you gain access to newest
features and fixes.
PTB - public test build. Gets features earlier than stable but is a bit older than Canary.
Hummus - unofficial instance of Discord that takes you back to 2016! None of the client mods
bundled with ArmCord work with it. It's run by community, so you take all the risk by using it.
Client mod for Hummus that focuses on making the plugin development experience easier. Minimal, light, and easy to use
Performance mode:
Performance mode is an experimental function that may either increase responsiveness and performance of ArmCord or... decrease it. Please try every option and see which fits you the best.
Tray icon:
Set the icon which will appear in tray menu.