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It did require a lot of effort for Element, Element is a competitor to Zulip, and I found the UX around E2EE of Element to be perfectly acceptable and consisten
by skjoldr 4y ago
It did require a lot of effort for Element, Element is a competitor to Zulip, and I found the UX around E2EE of Element to be perfectly acceptable and consistent with UX of the previous versions, so your comment was also a bit disingenuous IMO.
It is obvious that E2EE would involve a big rework of the codebase, but it is neither impossible nor unnecessary. If there are architectural problems with it, I have to question the original developer intent, as a lot of stuff that E2EE requires to work also improve privacy in general.