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Getting your user token
Sometimes you may wish to use your own account instead of a bot account. Getting your account's token is mostly the same across browsers, but i will be using Chrome for this tutorial, as it is the most widespread one.
Opening Chrome's Developer Tools can be done 2 ways: either by navigating there, as is shown in the picture below, or by simply pressing ctrl + shift + i on your keyboard.
After opening the Developer Tools, navigate to the "Network" tab. Here requests made to Discord will be shown. Next, select 'XHR' to only show API requests. It should look something like this:
Now that you've properly configured your Developer Tools, it's time to find an HTTP request with your token in it. Click on some servers, switch channels, etc., and you should see the request list being filled up. Next, go through these requests and find the 'authorization' header. The value it has is your token, and it should look like this: