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Using a proper application to connect to leapchat server #293

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kidburglar opened this issue Feb 17, 2023 · 2 comments
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Using a proper application to connect to leapchat server #293

kidburglar opened this issue Feb 17, 2023 · 2 comments

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@kidburglar
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Hello

First thanks for the project it works really great even in the browser only, but I'm curious if maybe someone tried to do something like a real application that would fit better in the device. For example, Android, IOS, desktop...

There is no urgent need because it also just works in the browser, but I still think it could be better related to the notification management, battery, sending files (I have seen somewhere that it was discussed for a future version I think?).

Have a very good day

@elimisteve
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Hi @kidburglar! Thanks for reaching out.

We do indeed plan to have native, installable apps in the future that work on Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and macOS; we actually talked about this just the other day.

Are native apps and sending files the two features you would most like to see added to LeapChat?

Thanks!

@kidburglar
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Hello @elimisteve

That's nice to hear ^^

In my context, that's the only things that are missing. For a little story, I wanted to help someone to pass to Signal but because they need a valid number that can receive the SMS it could not happen. I remember about Leapchat, and it's still better Leapchat than messenger.

The biggest advantage it's that it's straightforward to use and no need of dependence like a phone number (or complex manipulation). The file sending feature would complete the experience, even if there are alternative like using send-instances (the instance of Firefox Send).

The application in my case is that my phone is kind of old. I notice native apps are "better" than the browser only maybe because the subset of functions is smaller, I don't really know.

I'm a bit out of the subject of the issue, but perhaps a "logging tab" could be very nice too. So that we know how much person connect to the Leapchat link. Or potentially better, a way to remove the message before the 90 days. If the remove feature, it's possible to do something like that.

  • Generate a Leapchat link and share it on an insecure channel
  • When the people who are needed are connected, share another Leapchat link
  • When everyone is on the new link, just removing the message on the first Leapchat link

It's maybe a bit overkill, or a little too much specific.

Have a good weekend

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