Crosspost: https://feddit.de/post/8502102

Element for Android doesn’t support searching in encrypted channels and I think you can’t use E2EE in the browser at all(?), plus basically every other client has even more drawbacks when it comes to E2EE.

My team recently tried RocketChat, but E2EE is obviously an afterthought for that project as it has even more limitations than non-Element Matrix clients (no searching, no pinning, no file upload, no edit, etc.). Plus Jitsi integration seems to be buggy right now (at least on my Windows installation).

What else is out there that’s not on my radar? Is Matrix with Element really the best option right now? Is there no project that puts E2EE above all else?

Edit: Should be self-hostable and (FL)OSS.

  • Phen@lemmy.eco.br
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    9 months ago

    But where did those `` jitsi-meet://` links come from?

    The calls generated inside rocket.chat are supposed to be handled by the rocket.chat app, everything else it doesn’t get involved with.

    (I wrote this integration so I’m legitimately interested in how it could be better)

    • Lemmchen@feddit.deOPEnglish
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      9 months ago

      I wrote this integration

      Oh, nice! I can make a video later on how it looks on my machine. I even tried fiddling with the registry to force them to be opened with RocketChat, but that didn’t work either.

    • Lemmchen@feddit.deOPEnglish
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      9 months ago

      I’ve made some screenshots instead of a video. I hope you still get what the issue is.

      At the end there is no usuable call from the RocketChat client. But I can copy the meet.jit.si URL and open it in a browser.

      Originally I had an error message telling me that Windows doesn’t know what to do with jitsi-meet:// links, but that doesn’t show up anymore for some reason. Maybe because of me messing with the registry to solve the issue, but I’ve actually removed the registry key I had created before.