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How shitty standards stick around
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this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2026
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Interesting.
AFAIK Matrix still has the same decryption issues. I won't go into all of its other criticism (unless the thread goes that way).
But I have observed that Movim for instance has matured a lot over the past year. It now has communities and has added many other user experience features.
Yeah, but Movim (and Gajim) are the exception that confirms the rule. Movim do implement that XEP, at least, but Gajim has only been discussing it for a while without any real conclusion.
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Edit: But yeah, the Olm/Megolm issue hasn't been properly addressed, but as for the other features they look like they're speedrunning while doing them just right.