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ViewerEyes v3.17.0
ViewerEyes v3.17.0
This release improves the reliability and placement of viewer indicators in Discord voice-channel member lists.
Fixed
- Viewer eyes now render reliably on voice rows with different Discord layouts.
- Indicators use the final fixed Discord-matching color #737883 and no longer inherit black colors from mute, deafen, activity or status icons.
- Indicators are restricted to the active server voice-channel list and no longer leak into Friends, direct messages, navigation entries or the connection panel.
- Placement now avoids mute, deafen, Live and activity badges.
- Settings are ordered as tiles, voice list, panel and stream-icon tooltip.
Production cleanup
- Development-only demo controls are not included in this public release.
ViewerEyes v3.16.0
ViewerEyes v3.16.0
This release fixes the viewer indicator in Discord voice-channel member lists.
Fixed
- The viewer eye no longer disappears during brief Discord row rebuilds.
- The viewer eye no longer overlaps Discord's Live badge.
- Voice-row detection now also recognizes avatar URLs and CSS background images.
- Icons contained inside the Live badge are excluded from status-anchor detection.
The temporary mock voice row used during development is not included in this release.
ViewerEyes v3.15.0
ViewerEyes v3.15.0
ViewerEyes shows who is watching your Discord stream directly in calls and server voice channel member lists.
Windows (PowerShell)
Run these commands from an existing Vencord source installation:
Set-Location "$HOME\Vencord\src\userplugins"
git clone https://github.com/fevegit/ViewerEyes.git viewerEyes
Set-Location "$HOME\Vencord"
pnpm build
pnpm injectFully restart Discord and enable ViewerEyes in Settings -> Vencord -> Plugins.
Linux (Bash)
Run these commands from an existing Vencord source installation:
cd "$HOME/Vencord/src/userplugins"
git clone https://github.com/fevegit/ViewerEyes.git viewerEyes
cd "$HOME/Vencord"
pnpm build
pnpm injectFully restart Discord and enable ViewerEyes in Settings -> Vencord -> Plugins.
See the repository README for complete Windows and Linux setup, updating, uninstalling and troubleshooting instructions.
Acknowledgements
ViewerEyes was inspired by WhosWatching by fres621 and its contributors.
I used the original plugin and liked being able to see who was watching my stream, but I wanted that information to be more visible throughout Discord. ViewerEyes was created as an independent implementation with viewer indicators on call tiles and voice-channel member lists, plus a dedicated viewer panel and additional interface controls.
Many thanks to fres621 and the original contributors for their work and for inspiring this project.