Discord has begun rolling out an overhauled Android app

Discord has begun rolling out an overhauled Android app that addresses one of the most consistent complaints with the software. If you follow the company, you’ve probably seen it often announce new features only to note they will launch on iOS and desktop first before arriving on Google’s operating system. We saw that recently with the release of Server Profiles. According to Discord, that’s about to become a thing of the past.

The goal overall seems to be to ensure that Discord performs the same across platforms. And although it mostly functions the same on Android as it does on PC, there are noticeable differences. Namely with the bigger features, which tend to release first on PC and iOS.

The teams switch to using React Native for development means that things will be much smoother and faster on the back-end. The switch to React Native framework is what will allow the team to push updates to all platforms at once. Of course, each version of Discord will retain its own unique and required UI elements, but the team will try to bring the apps more in line with each other when it comes to design. Although each version of the app might look similar on initial setup, it can be customized to the user’s liking.

“As Discord continues to grow across platforms, we want to find ways to support you and your communities as quickly and efficiently as possible, regardless of which device or platform you happen to be using,” the company said. “Utilizing React Native across every mobile platform Discord is on is just one of the tools that helps us support what you do, and we can’t wait to show you how.”

New users will see this larger font automatically after they install and launch the app for the first time. While there aren’t any super new exciting features to speak of yet, Android users can rest assured that once there are, they’ll have access to them quickly.

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