Ripcord is a desktop chat client for group-centric services like Slack and Discord. It provides a traditional compact desktop interface designed for power users. It's not built on top of web browser technology: it responds quickly to input, sips gently from computer resources, and gets out of your way. It does voice chat, too.
• Top positive commentabout 2 years ago • 0 replies
A prime example that not everything needs to be web-based or electron-based to be good.
A blazing fast and minimal resource app.
I'd like to see improvements too, like a better UI scaling, option to create your own themes, and to show appropiately the sections where you don't have permissions to send messages.
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• Top positive commentabout 3 years ago • 0 replies
Just what I need. Light on resources and fast, usually logging in within 5 seconds. At this point it is still only Alpha, but it has been very stable and is not missing many features. For admin of discord channels this is a very useful and time-saving tool. For people on a restricted data plan the option to minimise data use is essential. I look forward to the Beta version, maybe it will earn the full 5 stars.
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• Top negative comment11 months ago • 0 replies
Unofficial Discord Client which is against Discord's Terms of Service and can get you banned from the Platform.
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• Positive comment • almost 2 years ago • 0 replies
This is what a chat program is supposed to look like in terms of responsiveness and memory footprint. A few features are still missing, but I still vastly prefer this over any of the bloated web app clients it replaces.
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• Positive comment • about 2 years ago • 0 replies
It does exactly what Discord doesn't. It's blazing fast!
This program is perfect for my medium-performance Windows tablet, which struggles to run Discord smoothly. And it even has all the features you'd expect, including server management and voice calls. I'm really excited about this.
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• Review • over 2 years ago • 0 replies
The best-known graphical alternative client for both Discord & Slack so far.
A prime example that not everything needs to be web-based or electron-based to be good.
A blazing fast and minimal resource app.
I'd like to see improvements too, like a better UI scaling, option to create your own themes, and to show appropiately the sections where you don't have permissions to send messages.
Just what I need. Light on resources and fast, usually logging in within 5 seconds.
At this point it is still only Alpha, but it has been very stable and is not missing many features.
For admin of discord channels this is a very useful and time-saving tool.
For people on a restricted data plan the option to minimise data use is essential.
I look forward to the Beta version, maybe it will earn the full 5 stars.
[Edited by DocFlay, January 14]
Unofficial Discord Client which is against Discord's Terms of Service and can get you banned from the Platform.
This is what a chat program is supposed to look like in terms of responsiveness and memory footprint. A few features are still missing, but I still vastly prefer this over any of the bloated web app clients it replaces.
It does exactly what Discord doesn't. It's blazing fast!
This program is perfect for my medium-performance Windows tablet, which struggles to run Discord smoothly. And it even has all the features you'd expect, including server management and voice calls. I'm really excited about this.
The best-known graphical alternative client for both Discord & Slack so far.