NoStreamPopUp

Hides the floating picture-in-picture window Discord shows to preview a stream, yours or anyone else's.

What it does

When a screen share is active, Discord displays a small floating window over the client showing a live preview of the stream. This plugin hides it entirely, without touching the rest of the UI (call controls, video grid, etc.).

• Works for your own share and other people's
• CSS only — no patches, no restart needed to toggle on/off

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Installation

Requirements

• Git
• Node.js
• pnpm (npm install -g pnpm if you don't have it)
• Discord Desktop closed during the inject step (step 5)

Step 1 — Clone the Vencord repo

Open a terminal wherever you want the project, then:

git clone https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord

This creates a Vencord folder with all the source code.

Step 2 — Add the plugin

Go to the plugins folder:

Vencord\src\plugins\

Create a new folder named exactly after the plugin:

Vencord\src\plugins\NoStreamPopUp\

Put the index.ts file inside it:

Vencord\src\plugins\NoStreamPopUp\index.ts

Step 3 — Install dependencies

Open a terminal at the root of the project (the Vencord folder), and run:

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile

This downloads everything Vencord needs to run.

Step 4 — Build the project

Still in the same terminal:

pnpm build

This compiles Vencord with your plugin included.

Step 5 — Inject into Discord

Close Discord Desktop, then run:

pnpm inject

Follow the on-screen instructions (choose Discord, Discord Canary, PTB, etc. depending on your version).

Step 6 — Check that it works

1. Restart Discord.
2. Go to Discord Settings → Vencord → Plugins.
3. Look for NoStreamPopUp in the list and enable it.

If you can see it and enable it, the installation worked ✅

Notes

• If you edit index.ts later, you need to redo Step 4 (pnpm build) for changes to apply. No need to redo pnpm inject every time, unless Discord was updated or uninjected.
• The exact Vencord folder path depends on where you cloned it — adjust it if needed.