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Yes, that one. From extra package of Arch.
sudo pacman -Qs discord
local/discord 1:1.0.161-1
All-in-one voice and text chat for gamersI don't know my account is not new. New account can make difference ?
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A new account on your computer - ie. whether it's something in the local discord config.
*Not* "a new discord account"
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No its same o same, one and only account of mine.
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Wut?
You're supposed to create a new user, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Users_ … management and test the discord behavior w/ that to rule out a problem w/ your local ~/.{config,cache}
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You mean this ?:
# mkdir /etc/skel/.config
# cp ~archie/.config/sxhkd /etc/skel/.configOk I will try when I arrive home. By the way what is the logic of new user may not face with same problem ?
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No, I mean https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Users_ … management
Create a new user, log in as that and try to run discord as that user.
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I tried with `warp-cli` and config vpn and without VPN in new user. Its downloaded and installed first (even i open from the search bar and it was not using kde like main user) then tried a few times. Still failing.
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I seriously don't know what you're trying to say but from what I understood is that the main problem is that the discord application does not work with or without VPN while the discord web service does work with or without VPN.
So the idea would be to run the discord application from a fresh user account and you do not have to install anything for that.
If you do, you're likely using some flatpak and not https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/discord/
In doubt please write the reply in your native tongue and use https://deepl.com/translator to get the English version.
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Here's what happened: I logged in with a new user account. I tried using `warp-cli`, and then I tried using a VPN configuration. Discord didn't work with either of them. Then I tried without a VPN, and it still didn't work.
After pressing the Windows key, I searched for `discord` and ran it. Discord’s small “loading” and “updating” box appeared, and the messages “Downloading” and “Installing” showed up there. It wasn’t KDE. The GNOME desktop environment was selected.
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Ah, ja… https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/discord/ is just the installer now.
So if it's not your ~/.config and only the discord app - what errors do you actually get (w/o the VPN)?
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Firefox:
Be careful. Something doesn’t look right.
Firefox spotted a potentially serious security issue with discord.com. Someone pretending to be the site could try to steal things like credit card info, passwords, or emails.
discord.com has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely. You can’t add an exception to visit this site.
Advanced:
Advanced
What makes the site look dangerous?Because there’s an issue with the site’s certificate. Sites use certificates issued by a certificate authority to prove they’re really who they say they are. This site’s certificate is self-signed. It wasn’t issued by a recognized certificate authority – so we don’t trust it by default.
What can you do about it?Not much. It’s likely there’s a problem with the site itself.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are trying to visit this site on a corporate intranet, your IT staff may use self-signed certificates. They can help you check their authenticity.
View the site’s certificate
Error Code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_SELF_SIGNED_CERT
Oct 22, 2026 10:06:40 PM GMT+3
Strange... There used to be a “I understand the risk, continue” button, but now that's gone too.
Even if it were there (as far as I recall, or based on what I remember from other blocked sites), this time it either says the site can’t be reached or, more often than not, states, “Access to this site has been blocked pursuant to a decision by the BTK under Article X of the law.”
There are no issues accessing the site via VPN in the browser. In the app, however, whether using a VPN or not, it gets stuck on a message that says “Checking for updates” and displays the message “Failed, retrying” after x seconds; then the duration of these seconds increases.
`warp-cli` didn't work in the browser this time. I refreshed the page where the mentioned Firefox error occurred, but it got stuck on the “Loading...” message. That warning usually pops up anyway if it can't connect. It's the same on other blocked sites as well.
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ping -c1 discord.com
openssl s_client discord.com:443There used to be a “I understand the risk, continue” button, but now that's gone too.
discord.com has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely
“Checking for updates” and displays the message “Failed, retrying” after x seconds
https://www.reddit.com/r/discordapp/com … r_updates/
“Access to this site has been blocked pursuant to a decision by the BTK
For clarification, are you in the US or Erdoğanistan?
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