Windows on Arm devices have historically struggled with app support, necessitating emulation that limited their performance and battery advantages. However, with increasing support for the Snapdragon architecture, more applications are being developed natively for these devices. Discord has recently joined this trend by releasing a native version of its app for Windows on Arm. Although the company has not officially announced the release, users can access the app by selecting the ARM64 option on the download page. This new version is designed to optimize performance and battery usage, providing a smoother experience for users with Snapdragon processors. While the interface remains similar to the standard version, users should notice significant improvements in both performance and battery life. This development reflects a growing commitment among software developers to enhance the functionality of Windows on Arm devices.