Permissions Viewer

v1.0.4· Updated Nov 13, 2026· 25 installs

View the permissions a member or channel has, and the roles of a server.

What it does

  • A View Permissions row opens what a member, channel or server allows and denies.
  • On a profile opened from a server, the row, and a View Permissions button under the roles card, list each permission the member has and the role that grants it. Role Details opens the full role list.
  • On a channel's long-press sheet, the row lists the channel's role and member overwrites, from the highest role down, with what each allows and denies.
  • On a server's sheet and long-press menu, the row lists every role, and what each one grants.
  • User menus inside a server and the overflow menu of a server profile get View Permissions too, opening the member's roles and, for the owner, an @owner entry with every permission. The profile overflow menu carries no user, so it is recognized by its English item labels and works only with Discord in English.
  • Tap an entry at the top of the list to see its permissions, tap a permission to read Discord's description of it, and long-press an entry to copy its role or user ID.
  • Members named in a channel's overwrites that the app hasn't loaded yet are requested and appear once they arrive.
  • A port of Vencord's PermissionsViewer.

Settings

  • Permissions Sort Order: Highest Role, the default, or Lowest Role decides which role is shown as granting a permission. The member sheet's sort button flips it too.
  • Roles Card Button: on by default. Turn it off to keep only the sheet row and menu item on profiles.

Differences from Vencord

  • Discord mobile has no right-click menus, popouts or tooltips, so the context menu items are action sheet rows, the popout is a sheet, and "Granted by" shows beside each permission instead of on hover.
  • The role menu inside the list offers Copy ID by long-press only. Vencord's extra role items come from its BetterRoleContext plugin, and its hidden View As Role item has no setting to turn it on, so neither is here.