Users are now able to customize webhook avatars with a header override

README.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
 - ✔️ Upload images, videos, gifs, files
 - ✔️ Fancy embeds on Discord
 - ✔️ Seamless inline video embeds on Discord
-- ✔️ Upload log via Discord Webhooks
+- ✔️ Upload log via customizable Discord Webhooks
 - ✔️ File deletion
 - ✔️ Usage metrics
 - ✔️ Multiple access types
@@ -130,6 +130,7 @@ Once you have these, add the following HTTP headers to your ShareX config:
 | **`X-Ass-Webhook-Client`** | The **Webhook ID** |
 | **`X-Ass-Webhook-Token`** | The **Webhook Token** |
 | **`X-Ass-Webhook-Username`** | (Optional) the "username" of the Webhook; can be set to whatever you want |
+| **`X-Ass-Webhook-Avatar`** | (Optional) URL to an image to use as the Webhook avatar. Use the **full** URL including `https://` |
 
 Webhooks will show the filename, mimetype, size, upload timestamp, thumbail, and a link to delete the file. To disable webhooks, simply remove the headers from your config.
 

ass.js

@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ function startup() {
 					// Send the embed to the webhook, then delete the client after to free resources
 					whc.send(null, {
 						username: req.headers['x-ass-webhook-username'] || 'ass',
-						avatarURL: ASS_LOGO,
+						avatarURL: req.headers['x-ass-webhook-avatar'] || ASS_LOGO,
 						embeds: [embed]
 					}).then((_msg) => whc.destroy());
 				}