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All the data on the normal Discord is stored in the app.asar file that can be decompressed using the command asar e app.asar out
It could also be possible to use the OpenAsar implementation of it which is ridiculously small however I don't know how it really works.
Generally speaking we can't just extract the thing because everything is in Javascript and uses the Electron API but it's just an idea, and maybe something could be done with that, it would avoid having to fetch all the assets and others from the website since everything would be bundled inside the binary.
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Yes but I'm suspicious of OpenAsar, the size is really suspiciously small, and the extracted content itself doesn't contain any asset (image, video, or anything). Just a few JS files. So I suspect it just fetches everything from the web version.
Meanwhile the original Discord app.asar has all the assets and stuff included.
All the data on the normal Discord is stored in the
app.asar
file that can be decompressed using the commandasar e app.asar out
It could also be possible to use the OpenAsar implementation of it which is ridiculously small however I don't know how it really works.
Generally speaking we can't just extract the thing because everything is in Javascript and uses the Electron API but it's just an idea, and maybe something could be done with that, it would avoid having to fetch all the assets and others from the website since everything would be bundled inside the binary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: