Discord Quiet
Mute and unmute every Discord server at once.
Undoing a bulk mute is the hard part
Muting everything is easy. Getting back to where you were is where other tools lose your settings: they unmute every server, including the ones you had deliberately muted for months and the ones set to mentions only.
Discord offers no undo and no list of what changed, so you find out weeks later, one unwanted ping at a time. Discord Quiet records the notification state of every server before it touches anything, and puts each one back individually. That is a restore, not a reset.
Before
your settings
- Gaming Huball
- Work Servermuted
- Art Club@mentions
- Study Groupmuted
- Raid Team@mentions
Blanket unmute
what other tools leave you
- Gaming Huball
- Work Serverall
- Art Cluball
- Study Groupall
- Raid Teamall
Four settings gone. Every server you had quieted on purpose is loud again, and Discord will not tell you which ones changed.
Discord Quiet
restored from the snapshot
- Gaming Huball
- Work Servermuted
- Art Club@mentions
- Study Groupmuted
- Raid Team@mentions
Every setting back where it was, including suppression flags.
What it does
- Mutes every server at once, and unmutes every server at once.
- Restores the exact state that existed before the mute, rather than turning everything on.
- Keeps up to 10 snapshots, stored on your device.
- Shows live progress, one tile per server, in the popup or in Chrome's side panel.
- Survives interruption. Close the popup, close the browser, or let the browser stop the extension mid-run, and the job continues from where it stopped without applying anything twice.
- Paces itself against Discord's rate limits instead of hammering the API.
What it may access
These are the permissions the extension declares. Your browser enforces this list, so you can check it against the prompt shown at install.
| permission | why it exists |
|---|---|
| storage | Saves your snapshots and the extension's settings on your device, and holds your Discord session token in memory-only storage that clears when the browser closes. |
| alarms | Discord's rate-limit waits can outlast the browser's background worker. An alarm wakes the extension to finish a paused run instead of leaving servers half-muted. |
| sidePanel | Opens the extension's own panel so a long run stays visible after you click elsewhere. Chrome only. |
| scripting | Re-inserts the extension's own bundled script into an already-open Discord tab after an update, so you do not have to refresh by hand. Chrome only. |
| discord.com | The only site the extension contacts. It calls the same notification settings endpoints the Discord web app already uses. |
There is no remote code. Everything the extension runs, including its fonts, is inside the package you install. Full detail in the privacy policy.
Before you install
READ THIS FIRST
Discord's Terms of Service prohibit automating a user account. Discord Quiet acts with your own account credentials, the same way the Discord app does, and accounts that automate can be terminated.
The extension shows this notice and asks you to accept it before the first run. Use it at your own risk.
Requirements
Chrome 116 or newer, or Firefox 128 or newer. Chromium browsers that carry the Chrome Web Store, such as Edge and Brave, can install the Chrome build.
Support
Email addons@nskha.com, or open an issue on GitHub.
A bug report gets fixed faster with your browser and version, the extension version shown at the bottom of the popup, roughly how many servers your account is in, and what the run reported when it finished.