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Why don't people here love SimpleXChat more?
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this post was submitted on 06 Apr 2024
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Seems like another one of those mobile only messengers, not really interested in those to be honest.
There's a desktop app: https://simplex.chat/downloads/#desktop-app
Ah, must have missed that one, though
is a pretty major downside.
Actually, you can scan a qr code and use on both
But wouldn't that mean if someone writes to your desktop profile you can't respond on mobile and vice versa? And you would have to be added by everyone else twice too?
Yes.
You have to switch between devices.
When this becomes seamless, it'll be a more competitive app.
Also, it's a ram eater on my phone
You just never use a desktop profile. You have an account on mobile, and every time you go desktop you sign in with the app and qr code so you're always using the same db on each machine.
My desktop app has zero profiles and no db; I only sign in with my mobile.
For a while, it was only CLI and not even listen on the project's main page - it was only linked on its Github. But now there is a GUI in several forms and it is listed on the main page, so kind of interested where it all goes.