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Welcome to the BrowserCord documentation. BrowserCord bridges the gap between your web activity and Discord Rich Presence.
You can find all files in the Releases Tab.
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Browser Extension (
.zip): Required for all users. Compatible with Chrome, Brave, Edge, and Firefox. -
Windows Server (
.exe): The main application for Windows 10/11 users. -
Legacy Linux Server (
.deb): Available for version 1.x.x only. Read more about Linux support.
The Windows server includes an Auto-Update Checker. When a new version is released, you will receive a notification. To update manually, simply download the latest release and run the executable.
Follow these steps to get BrowserCord running in under 2 minutes.
The server is the "brain" that talks to Discord.
- Download the latest
BrowserCord-Setup.exefrom the Releases. - Run the installer. If Windows prompts you with a "SmartScreen" warning, click More Info > Run Anyway.
- Ensure the app is running in your system tray (bottom right corner of your taskbar).
For firefox, you can install it from the addons store at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/browsercord
For Chrome/Edge/Brave:
- Download the
BrowserCord-Extension.zip. - Install the extension:
- Go to
chrome://extensions. - Enable Developer Mode (top right toggle).
- Drag and drop the
.zipfile into the window, or click Load Unpacked and select the folder.
- Make sure discord is opened in your desktop.
- Click the BrowserCord icon in your browser toolbar and click "Check connection".
- If the status says "Connected," you are ready!
- Navigate to a supported site (like YouTube or Twitch), and your Discord status will update automatically.