adding this feature would be fairly trivial, one would just need to get the user preference, check if the specified path exists, and then adjust the path passed here

I plan on working on this tomorrow with a GUI file select option in vesktop settings. Just need to familiarize myself with the project first :)

#505 and #506 are worth mentioning too, for a third party client which is all about customization it's ironic that the devs shut down any discussion about changing the assets.

it's ironic that the devs shut down any discussion about changing the assets.

Both issues were either started as or ended with harassment which is why. The time spent wasted arguing, someone could've just made a PR for it already.

#505 and #506 are worth mentioning too, for a third party client which is all about customization it's ironic that the devs shut down any discussion about changing the assets.

On Windows, you can right-click and change the icon, and I believe that applies to the task bar as well.

On Linux, depending on your desktop environment, you can edit /usr/share/applications/vesktop.desktop (at least on KDE Plasma) and change the Icon line to point to an icon name from your icon pack, or to point to a PNG or ICO file directly.

On MacOS, I have no idea.

It seems to me like both issues were started in good faith. No one has addressed why 506 was immediately closed.

It seems to me like both issues were started in good faith. No one has addressed why 506 was immediately closed.

did anybody ask

On Windows, you can right-click and change the icon, and I believe that applies to the task bar as well.

This is misleading. This only changes the shortcut's icon in the taskbar and does not reflect changes in the system tray (the point of this issue) and a multitude of other places, especially if the app has a dynamic icon for notifications or such.

Sorry then. I don't use Windows anymore, so I can't help with that.

I would suggest you to use official Discord app with Vencord and OpenAsar applied, which should fix the issue.

On Linux, depending on your desktop environment, you can edit /usr/share/applications/vesktop.desktop (at least on KDE Plasma) and change the Icon line to point to an icon name from your icon pack, or to point to a PNG or ICO file directly.

If you're using the Flatpak version, you can find it at /.local/share/applications/dev.vencord.Vesktop.desktop.

I hate that I have to do this but I am LGBTQ myself, I just prefer the original Discord logo over the VC in my dock. If someone could point me to a pride ico file for the original logo it would be much appreciated. I tried using ones meant for MacOS but they were too small for some reason.

On Windows, you can right-click and change the icon, and I believe that applies to the task bar as well.

(Bit of context, I'm the original poster of #505 )

I'm not quite sure what you mean here. Do you mean to right click on the shortcut? If so I think this would work but I personally prefered using the portable version of vesktop and just running the exe. Having an icon changed baked into vesktop would make it easier for all users to change the icon on any platform

I'd like to have this feature. Maybe having the option to change it to something similar to the Discord icon (like Webcord does), but also having the option to upload a custom one.

Instead of having too much customization, I would go with a simple: Turn off cuteness option that changes the icon and the loading gif to a rigid alternative.

As temp workaround, is possible to setup a custom icon using the gnome-shell-extension-appindicator extension.

The above workaround will break if you have any other Electron-based app placing a tray icon, such as Signal. All of them will have the same icon. Perhaps if there's a way to make it report a unique ID, this would help as a stopgap solution.

For KDE people, see #576 (comment) on how to change the icon used in alt+tab and other places (doesn't affect tray icon).

closing in favour of #667