Tracking changes in Discord Canary updatesCurrent build hash: 23578bbc5b387179509feb807a28de7fbd04580d
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Videos attached to messages can gain a menu for slower playback or speeds up to twice normal.
People can skim longer videos or slow down a short moment.
This deletion concerns a Game Shop tool for combining products in a shareable card.
The deletion keeps the earlier product-sharing context understandable.
An experiment comparing artwork on a Nitro gifting prompt was deleted.
The record distinguishes a visual prompt experiment from purchase-condition changes.
This deletion concerns limited free access to Favorites.
The record retains the limited-access trial context without overstating the deletion.
The older Nitro Favorites-access experiment was deleted.
The history keeps the paid-access path distinct from the free trial path.
New accounts can see the Nitro tab sooner.
New members may encounter Nitro offers earlier.
An existing Call of Duty connection can receive a prompt to upgrade for new social features.
People with an older connection can learn which upgrade is needed for the new social features.
A benefit panel can appear after a player exits Rust.
The flow introduces a relevant benefit after a game session; eligibility and redemption remain separately controlled.
Game search results can add supported-device indicators.
People can check device compatibility before opening a game result.
The DM list can display elapsed time for an ongoing call.
People can see how long a call has been running without opening its full screen.
Servers can allow stream requests without an attached game activity.
This prepares requests to show something other than a game, with the confirmed change limited to sending the request.
Desktop voice calls compare the execution priority given to Discord.
The experiment compares resource allocation between calling and other computer tasks.