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Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson »
@SrRochardBunson@universeodon.com

@joinjabber ooh, that is GREAT to hear! Thanks!

Is there a reason that I should be using versus other clients?

    JoinJabber boosted

    The Prāv Cooperative »
    @prav@venera.social

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      Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson »
      @SrRochardBunson@universeodon.com

      RE: todon.nl/@burnoutqueen/1164197

      BTW, has proven to be able to get through "the great firewall". So, a real world example that it is a great encrypted chat alternative and/or backup to &

      Can make it through?
      :blobcatthink:

      is an act of

        XSF: XMPP Standards Foundation »
        @xmpp@fosstodon.org

        Community

        The of the Future Initiative discusses their spring activities progress today from 7:00 pm CEST!

        Topics: Unified promotion material proposals and a new community online event along the XMPP Newsletter release.

        xmpp.org/2026/01/chat-of-the-f

        The Chat of the Future Banner with four icons referencing to experimentation, exploration, collarboration and innovation.

        Alt...The Chat of the Future Banner with four icons referencing to experimentation, exploration, collarboration and innovation.

          adb »
          @adbenitez@mastodon.de

          I am very sorry for you to need to cope with this:

          the best option for private chatting TODAY when it comes to , usability/user-friendly, , and is a chat app that uses + at its backbone, not your favorite "perfect" chat protocol, you don't need new better protocols, you need tools that actually work for the people

            pixelschubsi »
            @pixelschubsi@troet.cafe

            @adbenitez It's easy to say that one doesn't need better protocols after those better protocols have become so ubiquitous that you don't even realize how you're using them yourself.

            Apple APNS and Google FCM use technology to deliver push messages instantly. All the other messengers listed (, , ) thus use XMPP technology. Everyone uses XMPP, but when it is about marketing, suddenly XMPP is not necessary.

              Delta Chat »
              @delta@chaos.social

              @pixelschubsi @adbenitez new protocols are fine. The point may rather be that contrary to popular nerd belief protocols are only one part of an effort. What distinguishes from is that one is a cross-platform mass-user focused app with a consistent UX across the platforms and using standards under the hood, while the other is a set of specs with many different implementations and UX approaches on the various platforms, and sometimes tenuous compatibility between them.

                Debacle »
                @debacle@framapiaf.org

                @delta @pixelschubsi @adbenitez

                I absolutely agree, that "a cross-platform mass-user focused app with a consistent UX across the platforms" is missing desperately in the / ecosystem.

                There are really good clients for Jabber, but none of them fits above description.

                AFAIK, both / by @snikket_im and by @ProcessOne try to close that gap.

                Still, I prefer the approach of Delta building on and , instead of or . .

                  Ori »
                  @ori@tooting.ch

                  Idea of the night: Proton's next product should be “Proton Chat,” which would simply be an XMPP account with encryption enabled by default. This could revitalize the protocol while offering a decentralized and interoperable solution.

                  @protonprivacy

                    lorenzo »
                    @lorenzo@snac.bobadin.icu

                    Look at :)

                      Debacle »
                      @debacle@framapiaf.org

                      @phalanx @davidmaddock @lorenzo

                      There is a tiny trigger in the original post, that is hard to ignore, though: The words "de-bigtech" and Signal together 😉

                      Signal is (according to themselves) inextricable from AWS and Google. It depends on . That shouldn't be an excuse to derail questions, but it needs self-discipline 🙂

                      That being said, / might be a solution for the Signal desktop use case, with a (self-hosted?) gateway. Probably not easy.

                      slidge.im/

                        Debacle »
                        @debacle@framapiaf.org

                        @esmie

                        I never tried a peer-to-peer messaging app. How well does it work with multiple devices? I.e. I have / both at home and at my workplace. The devices are never switched on at the same time, until I clone myself 🙂 Still, thanks to the (trustworthy, self-hosted) server, all incoming and outgoing messages are synchronized. I wonder, if/how a peer-to-peer IM can do that.

                          Richard Wonka »
                          @richardwonka@mas.to

                          Debacle »
                          @debacle@framapiaf.org

                          @richardwonka @Good_News_Community

                          Thanks for mentioning Paligram! Never heard of it. Added it to my IM chart:

                          mov.im/blog/debacle/76bf90a4-5

                          And 👍 to /, the "fediverse of chat" since 1999 🙂

                            Daniel Gultsch »
                            @daniel@gultsch.social

                            The only relevant feature for any instant messaging app (or social app, for that matter) is: Are my friends using it? People will gladly overlook minor inconsistencies or missing features as long as they can communicate with their friends. We shouldn’t recommend as a stepping stone before Jabber/XMPP becomes "good enough," if goodness is defined by the number of people using it.

                              XSF: XMPP Standards Foundation »
                              @xmpp@fosstodon.org

                              Community

                              User & developers are spread -wide in the XMPP community!
                              This is a call to show where you are! 🌍🌎🌏

                              Post a photo with the XMPP and a nice view of your location 📷
                              Add city name and country, too.

                              The XMPP Community Banner

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                                Matthew Fennell »
                                @matthew@fennell.dev

                                @debacle@framapiaf.org I didn't expect a / crossover when I opened fedi today😀

                                  Daniel Gultsch »
                                  @daniel@gultsch.social

                                  The @dino and developers have a booth at @FrOSCon. Come find us to talk about and grab some merch.

                                    Gajim »
                                    @gajim@fosstodon.org

                                    Gajim 2.3.4 has been released! 🥳

                                    This release supports time zones 🕑 in profiles, adds drag and drop improvements, enables displaying long messages inline, and fixes many smaller issues.

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