We have returned from the harrowing lands of Bug Hunter Burrows with news: The Bug Hunters? They found bugs. We fixed 'em. Everyone cheers! Congratulations! Congratulations! • Resolved an issue where UI elements in the "Invite to Server" menu, accessed from a user's profile card, had sharp, unrounded corners that didn't match the rest of the app's design. Brutalist profiles when? • Fixed an issue where Wumpus had wandered off from the empty friend requests screen. He's back on the couch, chillin'. • Resolved a bug where characters with descenders were cut off in in-app message notifications and search results. TIL there's a word for those parts of letters. Is this one of those things I should have learned when I was like 8? • Resolved an issue where wrapping an image or GIF link in ||spoiler tags|| didn't actually spoiler the embed. Now the entire embed should be hidden behind a spoiler again! There were *over two hundred* more Discord fixes in the last month, which you can read over at dis.gd/PatchNotes.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

There were a handful of bugs lately relating to certain parts of our iOS app being really, really shy. Specifically, we fixed some issues relating to certain menus being blank when opening them, menus appearing behind other windows which made them unreachable, and one particularly-pesky bug where tapping “Open Profile” on an Application from your DM list would instead *close* its profile. Now that our iOS app’s no longer as bashful, now it’s your turn to pop into one of the servers you’ve been lurking in, and say howdy. Afterwards, head over to dis.gd/PatchNotes to see the list of stuff we’ve fixed, across every platform. Heads up: Patch Notes is STACKED this month, and there’s even a special section dedicated to quality-of-life fixes for server mods or admins.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We've shipped changes on iOS and iPadOS that help reduce your image upload file sizes by ~17%. Your images will post quicker, and you’ll use less of your monthly data limit! Voice Messages received fixes for those running iOS 26. If you were running into any problems with Voice Messages after updating iOS, your friends’ll now be able to hear you as clear as that fancy new glass design. And even MORE updates, including stuff related to emoji reactions, visual flickers in the search menu, and the "Join Voice" button appearing when you’re already in a Voice Channel, can be found at dis.gd/PatchNotes. (P.S. We also included a *potential* fix for the media picker getting stuck and preventing you from interacting with it. But if you still run into this, please report it to us; steps to reproduce would be a huge bonus!)

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

This month, a collection of quality-of-life fixes gets piled up (like all your unread server channel notifications) to make up a big, Katamari-like update. There’s a bigger chunk of desktop-specific fixes over at dis.gd/PatchNotes, but we plucked out some iOS and mobile-specific fixes just for you below: - Fixed a bug that caused the app to take upwards of t w o m i n u t e s to launch following a full device restart. - Fixed a regression that prevented letting go of the Voice Message button from stopping your recording. It should work how it used to again. - Sorting Roles in Role Settings should now work properly again. - Fixed an iOS issue that caused message requests marked as spam to not render individual items properly; it would instead duplicate the first one and make it look like one person sent you a WHOLE LOT of DMs in a row. - For Voiceover users, Spoiler tags and announcement of dates and hours for sent messages are now supported. Now go clear out those notifs before a bunch more start piling up that just say “@you hello ??”

This month, a collection of quality-of-life fixes gets piled up (like all your unread server channel notifications) to make up a big, Katamari-like update. There’s a bigger chunk of desktop-specific fixes over at dis.gd/PatchNotes, but we plucked out some iOS and mobile-specific fixes just for you below: - Fixed a bug that caused the app to take upwards of t w o m i n u t e s to launch following a full device restart. - Fixed a regression that prevented letting go of the Voice Message button from stopping your recording. It should work how it used to again. - Sorting Roles in Role Settings should now work properly again. - Fixed an iOS issue that caused message requests marked as spam to not render individual items properly; it would instead duplicate the first one and make it look like one person sent you a WHOLE LOT of DMs in a row. - For Voiceover users, Spoiler tags and announcement of dates and hours for sent messages are now supported. Now go clear out those notifs before a bunch more start piling up that just say “@you hello ??”

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We fixed an issue that caused expanding an Activity’s Picture-in-Picture views to render as a fully-blank screen instead. Picture? In Picture? How about NO picture. These other issues also no longer render (which, in these cases, is good actually). - We've moved the Browse Channels mobile experience out of beta! And by "officially moved out of beta," we mean uhhhhhh we forgot it still had a beta tag on it. So we took that off. - Resolved issues with sharing certain file types through the iOS Share Sheet, where no message would be sent after the send was ““““confirmed”””” in the Share Sheet. - Fixed an issue that caused the iOS app to not properly handle .ogg files. An engineer working on this bug fairly questioned, "Who still uses .ogg files?" But they diligently fixed the issue anyway. - Resolved an issue that could cause app data to be cleared by accident, forcing things to slooowly load in as we rebuilt the cache. - Patched up a bug that caused swiping on the Client Themes list to scroll comically fast. Like, warp speed fast. Whoops. Over at dis.gd/PatchNotes, we’ve got fixes from both December and January piled into one blog post. Fair warning if you check it out: it’s *a lot* this time.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.