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'''GooseMod''', sometimes referred to as GM, was a [[Client mods|client mod]] created by [[Ducko]]. | '''GooseMod''', sometimes referred to as GM, was a [[Client mods|client mod]] created by [[Ducko]]. It was designed to be a lightweight and easy-to-use<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220803185927/https://goosemod.com/ Archived GooseMod website before the discontinuation]</ref> modification for Discord. | ||
It differentiated itself from other client mods at the time by featuring a built-in store for plugins and themes similar to the one found today in [[Vencord]]. | It differentiated itself from other client mods at the time by featuring a built-in store for plugins and themes similar to the one found today in [[Vencord]]. | ||
== Topaz == | == Topaz == | ||
Later in GooseMod's Lifespan came the addition of the experimental [[Topaz]]<ref name=":0">[https://github.com/GooseMod/topaz Topaz does not directly have "compat" per se, instead each mod's APIs and formats are mostly reverse engineered from public plugins and made to work in web, with 0 Node/FS/etc.]</ref>. It allowed the user to install and use plugins and themes from other client mods | Later in GooseMod's Lifespan came the addition of the experimental [[Topaz]]<ref name=":0">[https://github.com/GooseMod/topaz Topaz does not directly have "compat" per se, instead each mod's APIs and formats are mostly reverse engineered from public plugins and made to work in web, with 0 Node/FS/etc.]</ref>. It allowed the user to install and use plugins and themes from other client mods instead of those specifically written for GooseMod. | ||
It aimed to be "compatible"<ref name=":0" /> with the most popular client mods such as [[BetterDiscord]], [[Powercord]] and [[Cumcord]]. | It aimed to be "compatible"<ref name=":0" /> with the most popular client mods such as [[BetterDiscord]], [[Powercord]] and [[Cumcord]]. | ||
[[Topaz]] was discontinued | [[Topaz]] was discontinued alongside Goosemod while still being in an Alpha state<ref>[https://github.com/GooseMod/topaz Topaz Repository]</ref>. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[OpenAsar]] - | * [[OpenAsar]] - An open source alternative to Discord desktop's app.asar | ||
Revision as of 21:16, 13 March 2024
| GooseMod | |
|---|---|
 GooseMod Logo, used on the website and GitHub. | |
| Active | September 2020 - September 2022 |
| Platform(s) | Desktop, Web |
| Lead developer(s) | Ducko |
| Repository | GooseMod/GooseMod |
| License(s) | MIT |
| Language(s) | JavaScript |
GooseMod, sometimes referred to as GM, was a client mod created by Ducko. It was designed to be a lightweight and easy-to-use[1] modification for Discord.
It differentiated itself from other client mods at the time by featuring a built-in store for plugins and themes similar to the one found today in Vencord.
Topaz
Later in GooseMod's Lifespan came the addition of the experimental Topaz[2]. It allowed the user to install and use plugins and themes from other client mods instead of those specifically written for GooseMod.
It aimed to be "compatible"[2] with the most popular client mods such as BetterDiscord, Powercord and Cumcord.
Topaz was discontinued alongside Goosemod while still being in an Alpha state[3].
History
It was created on the 17th of September 2020[4] and discontinued on the 27th of September 2022[5] after the Discord SWC Change.
References
- ↑ Archived GooseMod website before the discontinuation
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Topaz does not directly have "compat" per se, instead each mod's APIs and formats are mostly reverse engineered from public plugins and made to work in web, with 0 Node/FS/etc.
- ↑ Topaz Repository
- ↑ Initial Commit
- ↑ Archived GooseMod website after the discontinuation
See also
- OpenAsar - An open source alternative to Discord desktop's app.asar