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One of the killer features to me is being able to use a client on many varied systems (phone, tablet, computer), which my chat history shared between them. Thi
by CubsFan1060 6y ago
One of the killer features to me is being able to use a client on many varied systems (phone, tablet, computer), which my chat history shared between them. This allows me to very easily get messages anywhere, and pick up the conversation anywhere.
Which of these support that?
- read_if_gay_ 6y agoI think that's a common feature, but the Telegram desktop client is particularly good.
- input_sh 6y agoSignal will sync your message history from the point you link multiple devices (not those sent/received prior to that), but no tablet support (unless you're talking about iPad).
- CubsFan1060 6y agoCurious, how does it do that? Are the messages stored on a server? Just delivered to all devices? Delivered to one then dispersed from there?
- jojobas 6y agoMatrix/Element supports that with a caveat - encrypted chats are not exactly searchable (requires client side search which seems to not be there yet).
- newscracker 6y agoTelegram and Wire for sure will work for this. Signal is also ok, with clients on different devices, but it’s still lacking in reliability and has some messaging issues. For example, on Signal, I got a message from someone I hadn’t messaged for a long, long time asking me to re-send my message because they saw a “bad message” error. I have no idea what that was about.
- skrap 6y agoMatrix supports this. (Check element.io for a good client)