Hello there, fellow tech enthusiasts! Today, we are embarking on an exciting quest: finding your Discord token. I’ve tried and tested all the ways myself to ensure you have the most reliable and efficient methods at your fingertips. So, buckle up and let’s dive right into the digital treasure hunt.
1. Inspect Element Route
Open Discord in your browser, right-click on the web page, and select ‘Inspect.’ This will open a panel on your screen, usually on the right side. Next, click on the ‘Application’ tab at the top of this panel. Under the ‘Storage’ section in the left-hand pane, click on ‘Local Storage,’ then ‘https://discord.com.’ In the right-hand pane, look for a row labeled ‘token.’ Your Discord token is the value in this row.
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2. JavaScript Console
Again, open Discord in your browser. This time, press Ctrl + Shift + J on your keyboard. This will open up the JavaScript console. Here, type localStorage.token and then press Enter. Your Discord token will be displayed in the console.
3. Discord API
For those who are familiar with APIs, Discord provides endpoints to access user tokens. The endpoint you’ll be interested in is ‘Get Current User.’ For a detailed guide on how to use Discord’s API, refer to their official documentation.
4. Bot Tokens
If you’ve created a bot for your Discord server, you can find the bot’s token in the Discord Developer Portal. Navigate to your bot, click ‘Bot’ in the left-hand pane, and your token will be displayed under the ‘Token’ section.
5. Browser Password Manager
Open the settings of your browser and look for ‘Passwords’ or ‘Login Data’ (the wording varies between browsers). If you’ve saved your Discord login credentials, your token should be stored here.
