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Expand Up @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ of testing the app at runtime. All of this is hardened by ESLint, which forbidds
some TypeScript practises like the use of `any` type and enforces some cosmetic
aspects of the code to keep it more consistent.

Unlike to official Discord client, WebCord's policy about Electron also makes it
Unlike the official Discord client, WebCord's policy about Electron also makes it
to use the latest major release currently supported and available at the package
time. This makes WebCord use more up-to-date Electron releases with more recent
Chromium engine.
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## History

At first, this project was a fork of the [Discord-Electron], but then eventually
I had rewritten it as *Electron Discord Web App* project, which is currently
called *WebCord*.
I rewrote it as *Electron Discord Web App* project, which is now
refered to as *WebCord*.

At its early days, it had a very simple concept: a better web app implementation
than Nativefier was, at least in terms of the features. Since I were too young
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