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This is an error I got when opening BetterDiscord. I believe this is due to Discord pushing a massive change, and breaking a lot of BetterDiscord Plugins.

I tried using your plugin with bdCompat (compatibility layer for BetterDiscord plugins), but settings page is broken and it doesn't seem like the plugin is doing anything... (Edit: Plugin seems to load correctly, as it asks for the library and such, but after all those restarts, I don't see anything new in the rich presence of others ... although i couldn't get to settings tho so i don't know if there are some picked platforms)

So, any plans on porting the plugin to Powercord (currently Replugged)? Probably not...
But at least some form of support for the bdCompat would be great. This plugin seems really promising and super useful.

Hello, I noticed this in your code:

I tried getting one with TwitchTokenGenerator, but even with all permissions enabled, it didn't work.

Could you please explain how to get the right key?

hey, I'm getting an error everytime i launch discord :
"
Error happened!
Your CrossPlatformPlaying config JSON is invalid!
Try putting it into an online JSON formatter to look for any errors.
TypeError: Cannot read property 'hasShownChangelog' of undefined"

the following code:
// check for tag inside itself eg <a><a></a></a> // this happens when you send a message to someone int containedTags = 0; int nextTagIndex = data.IndexOf($"<{firstTagName}", 1); while (nextTagIndex != -1 && nextTagIndex < closingTagIndex) { containedTags++; nextTagIndex = data.IndexOf($"<{ firstTagName}", nextTagIndex + 1); }
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Hi,

I'm wondering whether this is how the plugin is supposed to display what I'm playing while I'm running Rocket League on Steam.

Because it's nothing like yours.

Why isn't a simple check for a matching number of opening and closing "<>" then checking if the tags "openning closing" match, enough to detect chunked messages sent by riot's xmpp server, am I missing something regarding xml or anything else, if it's because it would fail if someone sent a message containing those elements, they are encoded as "<" & so on?