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I think this uses ConverseJS. Converse is not a full featured client on its own, and will require your own websocket-enabled proxy most of the time since BOSH i

by jiofih 7y ago

I think this uses ConverseJS. Converse is not a full featured client on its own, and will require your own websocket-enabled proxy most of the time since BOSH is rarely enabled.

jcbrand 7y ago
Movim doesn't use Converse. It's an older project than Converse. > Converse is not a full featured client on its own I guess that depends on your definition of "full featured", but it has more features than a lot of other clients. Most XMPP servers support BOSH and websocket directly and since direct TLS connections aren't possible in the browser Converse uses those. If the XMPP server admin doesn't enable BOSH or websocket, that's not really Converse's fault :)