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Note: Android only. Edit: In the sense that it only works with the Android version of the app.

• pc86 11y ago
  Which is funny considering they are using a MacBook (with Photoshopped screen) as a promotional image.
  • zellyn 11y ago
    I believe you link to your phone, and that part is Android only.
    • hysan 11y ago
      But why does the app appear with the wrong window decorations? It looks like the app is using the window decorations and title font from Xubuntu.
• liotier 11y ago
  I found myself thinking "WFT - this is Chrome, not desktop and with an Android dependency at that !" and then realizing that it may be time to question my assumptions about "desktop" meaning Linux/Windows/Macintosh
  • mtgx 11y ago
    In this case "Chrome-only" means Windows, Mac, and Linux support.
    • kuschku 11y ago
      No, it means "Support for people on Windows, Mac and x64 Linux who installed spyware".
• zmanian 11y ago
  Android only on the sense that the ability to provisions two device keys with one account is Android only. OWS is hiring iOS devs to implement more pieces of this.
  • newman314 11y ago
    Yeah, I was disappointed to discover this a while back when I tried to provision an iPad to use the same account as the iPhone. The failure mode is horrible too, in that messages will just go into the ether. I apparently missed a whole bunch of messages until I deleted Signal off the iPad and reinstalled on the iPhone.
• Veratyr 11y ago
  Also note that the multi device support only supports multiple desktop clients and not multi-mobile. If you have multiple phones or a tablet you're out of luck.
• skywhopper 11y ago
  It runs on your desktop/laptop but to link up with your Signal identity on your phone, your phone has to be Android ("for now").