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I believe that [1] is indeed the stable version of [2] - [2] contains things that [1] does not because it has new bits merged into it that have not yet been in
by miloignis 5y ago
I believe that [1] is indeed the stable version of [2] - [2] contains things that [1] does not because it has new bits merged into it that have not yet been in a stable release. I think some of the confusion stems from them also swapping to a new version of the webpage in [2] that hasn't rolled out to the stable spec in [1] yet.
Good warning on the JS stuff, I actually just started reading through the E2EE docs again to prep for my client, and I appreciate the heads up!
- Arnavion 5y agoIt is impossible to implement E2EE without the information in [2] that is not present in [1]. [2] is how you get access to the storage key that Element etc used to store encrypted secrets in your account data. So if anyone's goal is to build a Matrix client that's actually useful, [2] is unavoidable.