Are you worried Discord is watching what programs you have open or listening to your mic even while you're not pressing your push-to-talk key? Discord-Sandbox isolates the Discord client from reading background processes by running the Discord web client inside of a webview, which is finally contained inside the Electron process. While I cannot guarantee this client protects you from anything, I have tried my best to remove Discord's data collection. As detailed from Luna Mendes' discord-unofficial-docs, Discord sends telemetry data over the /api/science endpoint. This project does its best to disable this telemetry communication by running javascript code into the webview that adds a blacklist/whitelist to the default XMLHttpRequest behavior. In this way, we explicitly block all communication with the science address, while simultaneously whitelisting addresses needed for minimum Discord functionality. See the full code in mainRender.js.
Features
- Open-source Sandbox Discord client for the privacy-minded
- Enable push-to-talk
- Telemetry Mitigations
- Discord-Sandbox tries to isolate the Discord client within the Electron process
- The Discord web client lacks push-to-talk detection while the browser session does not have window focus
- Check the box to enable system-wide push to talk