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#libomemo.js 0.0.1 has been released ( #OMEMO / #JavaScript / #XMPP / #Jabber / #E2EE / #EndToEndEncryption / #ConverseJS / #SecureCommunication ) https://github.com/conversejs/libomemo.js
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#libomemo.js 0.0.1 has been released ( #OMEMO / #JavaScript / #XMPP / #Jabber / #E2EE / #EndToEndEncryption / #ConverseJS / #SecureCommunication ) https://github.com/conversejs/libomemo.js
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#libomemo.js 0.0.1 has been released ( #OMEMO / #JavaScript / #XMPP / #Jabber / #E2EE / #EndToEndEncryption / #ConverseJS / #SecureCommunication ) https://github.com/conversejs/libomemo.js
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#Converse.js 13.0.0 has been released ( #XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 ) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 13.0.0 has been released ( #XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 ) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 13.0.0 has been released ( #XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 ) https://conversejs.org/
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It's so great, that at least some #Jabber clients are made with the #visuallyImpaired in mind! And #ConverseJS is great anyway!
Btw. a #blind friend of mine uses #Quicksy on Android (i.e. #Conversations_im) without issues.
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It's so great, that at least some #Jabber clients are made with the #visuallyImpaired in mind! And #ConverseJS is great anyway!
Btw. a #blind friend of mine uses #Quicksy on Android (i.e. #Conversations_im) without issues.
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It's so great, that at least some #Jabber clients are made with the #visuallyImpaired in mind! And #ConverseJS is great anyway!
Btw. a #blind friend of mine uses #Quicksy on Android (i.e. #Conversations_im) without issues.
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It's so great, that at least some #Jabber clients are made with the #visuallyImpaired in mind! And #ConverseJS is great anyway!
Btw. a #blind friend of mine uses #Quicksy on Android (i.e. #Conversations_im) without issues.
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It's so great, that at least some #Jabber clients are made with the #visuallyImpaired in mind! And #ConverseJS is great anyway!
Btw. a #blind friend of mine uses #Quicksy on Android (i.e. #Conversations_im) without issues.
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Anyone here with RL experience with #AGMM11 #dumbPhone or #featurePhone? Or, as they market it "rugged #powerBank with #phone capabilities":
https://www.agmmobile.com/products/agm-m11-rugged-power-bank-phone/
Important to me: Phone calls, #SMS, #mobileRouter or #travelRouter.
Is it OK for the (IMHO low) price?
I'm not interested in their #cloudApp stuff and would try to remove or disable that. I would make an exception for #ConverseJS or #Convo (i.e. #Jabber/#XMPP)…
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Anyone here with RL experience with #AGMM11 #dumbPhone or #featurePhone? Or, as they market it "rugged #powerBank with #phone capabilities":
https://www.agmmobile.com/products/agm-m11-rugged-power-bank-phone/
Important to me: Phone calls, #SMS, #mobileRouter or #travelRouter.
Is it OK for the (IMHO low) price?
I'm not interested in their #cloudApp stuff and would try to remove or disable that. I would make an exception for #ConverseJS or #Convo (i.e. #Jabber/#XMPP)…
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Anyone here with RL experience with #AGMM11 #dumbPhone or #featurePhone? Or, as they market it "rugged #powerBank with #phone capabilities":
https://www.agmmobile.com/products/agm-m11-rugged-power-bank-phone/
Important to me: Phone calls, #SMS, #mobileRouter or #travelRouter.
Is it OK for the (IMHO low) price?
I'm not interested in their #cloudApp stuff and would try to remove or disable that. I would make an exception for #ConverseJS or #Convo (i.e. #Jabber/#XMPP)…
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Anyone here with RL experience with #AGMM11 #dumbPhone or #featurePhone? Or, as they market it "rugged #powerBank with #phone capabilities":
https://www.agmmobile.com/products/agm-m11-rugged-power-bank-phone/
Important to me: Phone calls, #SMS, #mobileRouter or #travelRouter.
Is it OK for the (IMHO low) price?
I'm not interested in their #cloudApp stuff and would try to remove or disable that. I would make an exception for #ConverseJS or #Convo (i.e. #Jabber/#XMPP)…
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Anyone here with RL experience with #AGMM11 #dumbPhone or #featurePhone? Or, as they market it "rugged #powerBank with #phone capabilities":
https://www.agmmobile.com/products/agm-m11-rugged-power-bank-phone/
Important to me: Phone calls, #SMS, #mobileRouter or #travelRouter.
Is it OK for the (IMHO low) price?
I'm not interested in their #cloudApp stuff and would try to remove or disable that. I would make an exception for #ConverseJS or #Convo (i.e. #Jabber/#XMPP)…
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Procurando outra coisa topei este cliente de escritório para XMPP que foca a sua estratégia em amosar-se como uma opção de chat para desenvolvedoras, comunidades e negócios: ConverseJS https://conversejs.org/ de @jcbrand
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TLS certificate for cdn.conversejs.org is broken / invalid for hostname :)
Some conversejs installations are broken now :/
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I'm so hyped by this Pull request, can't wait !!
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This day in history...I mean present: first ever end-to-end encrypted message to be sent from a #dumbphone?
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/commit/c95d048c9dafa51ceef5c5c07b241abe6290696b
Using #Convo on #KaiOS, powered by #ConverseJS, #XMPP, #OMEMO, and #libsignal :xmpp:
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This day in history...I mean present: first ever end-to-end encrypted message to be sent from a #dumbphone?
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/commit/c95d048c9dafa51ceef5c5c07b241abe6290696b
Using #Convo on #KaiOS, powered by #ConverseJS, #XMPP, #OMEMO, and #libsignal :xmpp:
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This day in history...I mean present: first ever end-to-end encrypted message to be sent from a #dumbphone?
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/commit/c95d048c9dafa51ceef5c5c07b241abe6290696b
Using #Convo on #KaiOS, powered by #ConverseJS, #XMPP, #OMEMO, and #libsignal :xmpp:
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This day in history...I mean present: first ever end-to-end encrypted message to be sent from a #dumbphone?
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/commit/c95d048c9dafa51ceef5c5c07b241abe6290696b
Using #Convo on #KaiOS, powered by #ConverseJS, #XMPP, #OMEMO, and #libsignal :xmpp:
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This day in history...I mean present: first ever end-to-end encrypted message to be sent from a #dumbphone?
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/commit/c95d048c9dafa51ceef5c5c07b241abe6290696b
Using #Convo on #KaiOS, powered by #ConverseJS, #XMPP, #OMEMO, and #libsignal :xmpp:
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- El servidor de XMPP que mejor maneja #OMEMO es #Prosody
- Las usuarias deberían recibir una inducción para que se aseguren de configurar sus clientes con OMEMO activado siempre.
- El cliente para #Android que reúne todas las características que valoramos como grupo es #Monocles: [video]llamadas, OMEMO, widgets webxcd, interfaz elegante y amigable, reacciones a mensajes con emoji (selector cómodo), inserción de multimedia, renderizado de markdown, hilos.
- El cliente para #Linux que tiene casi todas las características que valoramos es #Gajim (aunque aún carece de llamadas y widgets webxcd).
- Los clientes web recomendados son #conversejs y #Movim, aunque tienen limitaciones que deben ser comentadas siempre que alguien se integra a un grupo, en concreto, Movim, es incapaz de insertar multimedia cifrada.
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#ConverseDesktop 11.0.1 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #Converse / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#ConverseDesktop 11.0.1 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #Converse / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#ConverseDesktop 11.0.1 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #Converse / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.1 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.1 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.1 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.0 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.0 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.0 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.0 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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#Converse.js 11.0.0 has been released (#XMPP / #Jabber / #ConverseJS / #StropheJS / #JavaScript / #inVerse / #OMEMO / #WebClient / #WebChat / #SCRAM / #SCRAMSHA / #SCRAMSHA1 / #SCRAMSHA256 / #SCRAMSHA512 / #XEP0474) https://conversejs.org/
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I'm finding it oddly satisfying to set up a #DOAP file for #Convo based on the #ConverseJS one, but picking out which XEPs I've actually imported/set up for Convo and which are left out :xmpp:
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/raw/branch/master/convo.doap
This has also made me more aware of what each #XEP does and why they're there. And I've started forming mental targets like "Watch out, XEP-0308, I'm coming for *you* next 🎯
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I'm finding it oddly satisfying to set up a #DOAP file for #Convo based on the #ConverseJS one, but picking out which XEPs I've actually imported/set up for Convo and which are left out :xmpp:
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/raw/branch/master/convo.doap
This has also made me more aware of what each #XEP does and why they're there. And I've started forming mental targets like "Watch out, XEP-0308, I'm coming for *you* next 🎯
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I'm finding it oddly satisfying to set up a #DOAP file for #Convo based on the #ConverseJS one, but picking out which XEPs I've actually imported/set up for Convo and which are left out :xmpp:
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/raw/branch/master/convo.doap
This has also made me more aware of what each #XEP does and why they're there. And I've started forming mental targets like "Watch out, XEP-0308, I'm coming for *you* next 🎯
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I'm finding it oddly satisfying to set up a #DOAP file for #Convo based on the #ConverseJS one, but picking out which XEPs I've actually imported/set up for Convo and which are left out :xmpp:
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/raw/branch/master/convo.doap
This has also made me more aware of what each #XEP does and why they're there. And I've started forming mental targets like "Watch out, XEP-0308, I'm coming for *you* next 🎯
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I'm finding it oddly satisfying to set up a #DOAP file for #Convo based on the #ConverseJS one, but picking out which XEPs I've actually imported/set up for Convo and which are left out :xmpp:
https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/convo/raw/branch/master/convo.doap
This has also made me more aware of what each #XEP does and why they're there. And I've started forming mental targets like "Watch out, XEP-0308, I'm coming for *you* next 🎯
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Shoutout to @jcbrand's #ConverseJS which is actually doing all the protocol heavy-lifting. Also, thanks for having a "headless" version which is what made #Convo possible!
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@brab Est-ce que #XMPP avec #ConverseJS (ou autre client web) répondrait à ton besoin ?
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@ladyhope Oh, good! I did actually have a quick look at your Mastodon profile information to see if you were the kind of person likely to have a GitHub account, but didn't see mention of anything particularly techy, so thought it was better that I just file the bug report myself.
The freespoken.nz domain is mine, but I didn't write the software I'm using on it. Actually, I think the ConverseJS creator is here in the fediverse. Thanks for your work, @jcbrand!
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@Mklt129 Thanks for testing! And don't worry about the delay; you replied in under 24 hours, which is quicker than I often reply to people, and there was no obligation to reply at all, if you didn't want to.
I'm glad you enjoyed listening to the recordings!
The URL text next to the player for each audio recording is visible, too, so it's not just screen reader users who might find it distracting, but I'm not sure whether that's a bug; it's potentially something that might have been chosen deliberately. Funnily enough, though, the URL text is shown under each corresponding player, not before it, as you were reporting, if I understood you correctly.
For what it's worth, I tried using TalkBack on Android both on the web version and in Snikket, using a proper XMPP account, and while I won't say it was easy (though I don't have much experience with TalkBack), the audio was playable both ways, and Snikket doesn't have the distracting URL text, so if you're wanting to listen to the recordings long-term, you might find a real XMPP account to be a preferable way to do it (though I don't have an iDevice, so I can't test the iOS version of Snikket, which is based on a different app from the Android version). These options might also work for @ladyhope, too, if she's wanting to listen long-term, and has a smartphone or tablet.
I'm really not sure whether the stuttering is the fault of VoiceOver or ConverseJS or Safari or something else.
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@Mklt129 Thanks for testing! And don't worry about the delay; you replied in under 24 hours, which is quicker than I often reply to people, and there was no obligation to reply at all, if you didn't want to.
I'm glad you enjoyed listening to the recordings!
The URL text next to the player for each audio recording is visible, too, so it's not just screen reader users who might find it distracting, but I'm not sure whether that's a bug; it's potentially something that might have been chosen deliberately. Funnily enough, though, the URL text is shown under each corresponding player, not before it, as you were reporting, if I understood you correctly.
For what it's worth, I tried using TalkBack on Android both on the web version and in Snikket, using a proper XMPP account, and while I won't say it was easy (though I don't have much experience with TalkBack), the audio was playable both ways, and Snikket doesn't have the distracting URL text, so if you're wanting to listen to the recordings long-term, you might find a real XMPP account to be a preferable way to do it (though I don't have an iDevice, so I can't test the iOS version of Snikket, which is based on a different app from the Android version). These options might also work for @ladyhope, too, if she's wanting to listen long-term, and has a smartphone or tablet.
I'm really not sure whether the stuttering is the fault of VoiceOver or ConverseJS or Safari or something else.
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@ladyhope I've filed a bug report at https://github.com/conversejs/converse.js/issues/3382#issue-2244995407
It's possible the developer will want more information from you, but let's see what happens.
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@ladyhope I've filed a bug report at https://github.com/conversejs/converse.js/issues/3382#issue-2244995407
It's possible the developer will want more information from you, but let's see what happens.
