How can i apply themes for webcord?

[Pekrio]

sorry for the newbie question, i just have no idea how to do it. The only thing that i could was put some better discord themes in webcord/themes

[Pekrio]

Hey, I discovered! To apply themes you just need to go to the terminal and write: webcord --add-css-theme
Thank you for the nice app SpacingBat

[SpacingBat3]

I should warn you, not all themes are guaranteed to work, mostly because of differences in how I inject CSS - for many mods, those are placed into HTML page, but WebCord does it via Electron API in way there's no (theoretical) way for Discord to find out CSS is modded by watching with observers, they might only do something that's way less effective. Another thing is that remote content is mostly unsupported, while I resolve CSS imports to produce a single CSS string, I don't do anything with any kind of urls, so if those are blocked by CSP, WebCord doesn't care at all.

For the future client re-implementations (if I won't drop the idea of working on Discord), I had ideas that themes should define to which sites they connect to in order to load them properly (or maybe even at all). This would be then accessible in GUI and displayed before allowing for a given theme to load (with a warning like this could be used for tracking user activity by 3rd parties etc.). Similarly, the same could be done to plugins, when they require some permissions like to access Discord page or mess with the filesystem, although I would like to make use of sandboxing provided by Electron and some kind of API to communicate between plugins and WebCord, since something like that's already one of mechanism that WebCord's depending on in case of limiting Discord's access to FS. I really want both CSS and JS mods to feel safe in similar way to modern Android apps (or even safer), in way those are only able to do any kind of work if they would requrest the permission for it and would be allowed by the user to do so. That's main reason why I didn't work on it that much and why it is so limited.