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Element X now has initial support for threads & spaces (as of last week), which were the main things missing from full parity with Element Classic.
by Arathorn 1y ago
Element X now has initial support for threads & spaces (as of last week), which were the main things missing from full parity with Element Classic.
- JuniperMesos 1y agoGood to know! These are very important features and not having them really gets in the way of switching off of classic. I am worried about "intial" support - what is going to break with threads and spaces that I try to join with thr new Element X?
- conor- 1y agoSorry to hijack this thread to ask - but what is the current state of sliding sync? Does it still require a separate proxy service to enable sliding sync if you're self-hosting a homeserver; or is it upstreamed into synapse? Also is there a list of clients that are sliding sync aware?
- Arathorn 1y agoupstreamed into Synapse as of Sept 2024, and the proxy was sunset in Nov 2024: https://matrix.org/blog/2024/11/14/moving-to-native-sliding-sync/ https://matrix.org/blog/2024/11/14/moving-to-native-sliding-... Not that many clients have actually adopted it though, because the MSC is still not 100% finalised - it's currently entering the final review stages at last now over at https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-spec-proposals/pull/4186 https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-spec-proposals/pull/418.... Right now Element X uses it (exclusively), and Element Web has experimental support for it; I'm not sure if any others actually use it yet.