Tracking changes in Discord Canary updatesCurrent build hash: 76f8771f974b177d7cd5edeff6afac2a825f6c81
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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.
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.
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.
The Nitro tab can show an additional Code Blurple teaser badge and popover.
People may discover the upcoming benefit before opening the benefit page.
Discord compares how its in-game overlay is rendered.
The experiment compares rendering paths used during games; actual performance differences remain unmeasured.
A Nitro-tab prompt can use refreshed copy when trial sharing is available again.
The reminder can help members notice available trials to share.
Nitro benefit surfaces prepare a Code Blurple reveal teaser and date.
Eligible members can learn when to return for the benefit reveal.
Discovery can hide the Quests tab from its sidebar.
The entry point used to reach Quests from Discovery can change.
The chat gift button can introduce automatically renewing Nitro gifts.
The prompt can make the distinction between one-time and recurring gifts clearer before purchase.