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-## Sandboxed Discord
-Browser Discord sandboxed in Electron with push-to-talk remapped.
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+# Discord-Sandbox
+> Open-sourced sandboxed Discord client for the privacy-minded. Say NO to intrusive data collection.
+
+
+Paranoid that Discord is watching what programs you have open or listening on your mic when you're not pressing your push-to-talk key? Discord-Sandbox isolates the Discord process from reading background processes by running the [Discord web client](https://discordapp.com/) inside of a [\<webview>](https://developer.chrome.com/apps/tags/webview), which is finally contained inside the Electron process.
+
+## Enabling Push-to-Talk
+To enable push-to-talk, open Discord-Sandbox and set your push-to-talk key to `Backspace.` 
+
+### How does Push-to-Talk Work while Respecting my Privacy?
+
+The [Discord web client](https://discordapp.com/) lacks push-to-talk detection while the browser session does not have window focus. If you prefer push-to-talk, this gimping makes the web client almost unusable.
+
+Discord-Sandbox works around this issue and enables system-wide push-to-talk while respecting your privacy. This is accomplished using a separate keypress detection library, [iohook](https://www.npmjs.com/package/iohook), and mediating its interaction with Discord.
+
+When your push-to-talk key is held down, the renderer process will send a `backspace` keydown keycode,
+
+`
+webview.sendInputEvent({keyCode: 'Backspace', type: 'keyDown'});
+webview.sendInputEvent({keyCode: 'Backspace', type: 'char'});
+`
+
+to the [\<webview>](https://developer.chrome.com/apps/tags/webview), so you can use Discord without worrying about the client listening in on whatever else you're running.
+
+
+## What this Client Cannot Do
+Discord still has the ability to collect a lot of user-behavior information. This client only tries to protect you from the Discord application reading your keypresses and background processes.
+Discord can still collect the following information, since these are inherent to the service, we can't do much about it.
+
+- Messages, client data, emails, voice data
+- Links you have clicked/openend from within the client (Passing links to a browser has been disabled to somewhat migitate this)
+
+> This Discord-Sandbox open source project is not affiliated with Discord or Discord Inc. I do not claim to have created Discord. Discord is a freeware VoIP application made by Discord Inc.
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