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That's my hope as well, but do they even plan on doing that? I know they're working on bringing TextSecure to Chrome as an extension, but that seems to be it.
by dombili 11y ago
That's my hope as well, but do they even plan on doing that? I know they're working on bringing TextSecure to Chrome as an extension, but that seems to be it.
I also agree with khed. Signal needs to hide metadata.
- Perceptes 11y agoHmm, what I was thinking of as the in-progress desktop client is just a Chrome extension: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure-Browser https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure-Browser. I hope there's more to come. :\
- simoncion 11y agoEh. That's not so bad. From my very limited experience, it seems that the extension would put you 90% of the way to a working Node.js program, which you could then slap behind any frontend you cared to create. A very brief perusal of the repo didn't turn up any protocol docs, but seem to have been rather thorough about that sort of thing in the past, so I would suspect that the changes to the TS and RedPhone protocol would be fully documented, so you could integrate it with libpurple or whatever.