Discord Quiet - Mute & Unmute All Servers by Nskha

Mute every Discord server in one run — then put every setting back exactly as it was.

Bulk-muting is the easy half. Undoing it is where other tools cost you.

THE PROBLEM WITH "UNMUTE ALL"

Every other bulk muter restores by switching everything on. That wipes the servers you had muted
on purpose for months, the ones you had set to mentions only, and the ones where you had
suppressed @everyone. Discord offers no undo and no list of what changed, so you find out weeks
later, one unwanted ping at a time.

Discord Quiet records the notification state of every server before it touches anything. When you
restore, each server goes back to the setting it actually had: muted stays muted, mentions only
stays mentions only, suppression flags survive. That is a restore, not a reset.

WHAT IT DOES

• Mutes every server at once, and unmutes every server at once
• Restores the exact state from before a mute, server by server
• Keeps up to 10 snapshots, stored on your device
• Shows live progress, one tile per server, in the toolbar popup or the Firefox sidebar
• Survives interruption: close the popup or the browser mid-run and the job continues from where
it stopped without applying any change twice
• Paces itself against Discord's rate limits instead of hammering the API

PRIVACY

No accounts, no analytics, no telemetry, no ads, and no server run by us.

Discord Quiet contacts exactly one host, discord.com, and calls the same notification settings
endpoints the Discord web app already uses. Your token is held in browser memory only, is never
written to disk, and is erased when you close the browser. Snapshots stay on your device. Nothing
is transmitted anywhere else.

The add-on asks for three things: storage, alarms, and access to discord.com. There is no tab
access and no remote code — everything it runs, fonts included, is inside the package you install.

Full privacy policy: https://add-ons.nskha.com/discord-quiet/privacy.html

BEFORE YOU INSTALL

Discord's Terms of Service prohibit automating a user account. Discord Quiet acts with your own
account credentials, the same way the Discord app does, and accounts that automate can be
terminated. The add-on shows this notice and asks you to accept it before the first run. Use it at
your own risk.

Free, with no paywall and nothing to upgrade. Requires Firefox 128 or newer.

Questions or bugs: [email protected]