Privacy Policy
Discord Quiet — Mute/UnMute All Servers
LAST UPDATED 12 AUGUST 2026
Discord Quiet does not collect, transmit, sell, or share any personal data. There is no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, no advertising, and no server run by this project.
The extension talks to exactly one host, https://discord.com, and only to the
same notification settings endpoints the official Discord web app already calls on your
behalf.
What the extension handles
| data | where it lives | when it is erased |
|---|---|---|
| Your Discord auth token | Session storage, in browser memory | When the browser closes |
| The job currently running | Session storage, in browser memory | When the browser closes |
| Notification snapshots, up to 10 | Local storage, on your device | When you uninstall or clear the extension's data |
| Settings | Local storage, on your device | When you uninstall or clear the extension's data |
The token is never written to disk. It lives only in session storage, is never logged, and
never appears in an error message. It is read once from an authorization header
on a request Discord's own page makes, and is used only to authenticate the settings calls
you asked for.
A snapshot is a record of your own per-server notification settings — which servers were muted, their notification level, and their suppression flags — captured before a bulk mute so the extension can put everything back as it was. Snapshots hold server IDs and settings values. They do not hold messages, member lists, server names, avatars, or any other content, and they stay on your device.
What is sent where
Requests go only to https://discord.com/api/v9:
GET /users/@me/guilds— the list of servers you are inGET /users/@me/guilds/settings— your current notification settings, to build a snapshotPATCH /users/@me/guilds/settings— applies your mute or restore
Nothing is sent anywhere else. There is no remote code: everything the extension runs, including its fonts, is inside the package you installed.
Permissions and why they exist
| permission | why |
|---|---|
| storage | Save snapshots and settings on your device, and hold the token in session memory |
| alarms | Resume a paused job after a rate-limit wait longer than the background worker survives |
| sidePanel | Show the extension's own progress panel, so a long run stays visible after you click elsewhere |
| scripting | Re-insert the extension's own bundled script into an already-open Discord tab after an update |
| discord.com | The only host the extension contacts |
The extension does not request tabs or activeTab, and never reads
or navigates your tabs. scripting is limited to
https://discord.com/* and only ever inserts a file that ships inside the
package. The Firefox add-on requests fewer permissions still: storage, alarms, and
discord.com.
Third parties
None. Your data is processed by Discord under Discord's Privacy Policy, because you are using your own Discord account. This project adds no other processor.
Discord's Terms of Service
Discord's Terms of Service prohibit automating a user account. Discord Quiet acts with your account credentials, and accounts that automate can be terminated. The extension shows this notice before the first run and requires you to accept it. Use it at your own risk.
Your control
- Uninstalling the extension removes every snapshot and setting stored on your device.
- Closing the browser discards the token and any run in progress.
- Your browser's extension settings can clear the extension's storage at any time.
Changes to this policy
Any change is published on this page with a new date at the top. The published page is the only copy; there is no other version to fall out of step with it.
Contact
Report a privacy concern or a security issue to addons@nskha.com, or open an issue on GitHub.