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Ps. I notice your msn avatar. I'm busy with retromessenger.com. Coming soon for free!
Very nice, I even considered using escargot to patch the old clients but then realized it's not a great idea security wise
Yeah escargot just doesn't do it for me. I want to keep using the existing chat network I use daily. But just giving back the MSN vibes.
I created it using gtk4. So it's cross platform as well. Meaning Linux native. Which I also wanted.
Would love this to work with Signal and Matrix!
Yah that's possible. I just implemented telegram for now. But depending on the open api like matrix should work for sure as well. Has signal also an open client api?