FAQ

RMS is open source and you can review the code on GitHub. It does not steal your token, log your messages, or send any data to third parties. However, it does modify Discord's client which could theoretically be detected by Discord.

Using client mods technically violates Discord's Terms of Service. Discord has never issued a ban wave specifically targeting RMS-based mods, but there is always a theoretical risk. Use at your own discretion.

Right-click the exe → Properties → check Unblock → OK. If SmartScreen pops up, click More info → Run anyway. This happens because the installer isn't signed by a paid certificate authority, which is normal for free open-source tools.

Make sure you fully quit Discord first — right-click the tray icon and click Quit Discord, then reopen it. Just closing the window doesn't restart it.

Run RMSInstaller.exe again and click Uninstall. This removes all RMS files from AppData and restores Discord. Then restart Discord and it'll be back to normal.

The RMS installer is Windows-only. The core mod may work on other platforms if you build from source, but this is not officially supported.

When Discord updates itself it can overwrite the patch. Open RMSInstaller.exe and click Reinstall to re-patch Discord with the latest RMS files.

All RMS settings are stored in %AppData%\RMS\settings\settings.json. Your QuickCSS is at %AppData%\RMS\settings\quickCss.css and themes are in %AppData%\RMS\themes\.

Open an issue on the GitHub repo.

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