The rate matrix is developing at is immensily impressive. They have the resources, and they have the backing, something that is rare for such open source proje

The rate matrix is developing at is immensily impressive. They have the resources, and they have the backing, something that is rare for such open source projects. But its time for Matrix and Element to focus on UX. Because IMO, Element's UX is holding back matrix, from the weird massage order by default, even though it supports chat bubbles, no normal user would know. The jitsi integration is very limited, but that's getting changed soon. The three plus signs are confusing, I once told someone to click the plus sign to join a room, and he didn't know which one to use. The mobile apps are filled with bugs, especially around RTL and mention handling, but I hope this will change with the new "Element X" generation of apps. People might say there are alternative clients, but they are often late on every feature, so Element is the real one everyone uses. One wish is for matrix to support multi-domain servers, so it can be easy to use as with email for example. But that will also require a way to export and import all chat history, which AFAIK still doesn't exist, and also a better way to handle delegation without a website, the SRV way is too complicated, maybe a new TXT record ? I told them about it, they are aware of it and it may come in Matrix 2.0: https://twitter.com/matrixdotorg/status/1559173958162911234 https://twitter.com/matrixdotorg/status/1559173958162911234