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Version 0.17.1 lands one week after Aurora. It is a focused follow-up: fix what real-world use surfaced in 0.17.0, starting with cross-device read synchronization, and keep polishing the new look.
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Version 0.17.0 is the largest release of Fluux Messenger so far. It ships a complete visual refresh we call Aurora, rethinks how you move around the app, and removes the last hard limit on conversation history.
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We released Fluux Messenger 0.16.0 with its new end-to-end encryption only a few days ago, and feedback from people putting it to use in the field has already started coming in.
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Version 0.16.0 is a milestone release. After months of groundwork, Fluux Messenger now supports end-to-end encryption for one-to-one conversations.
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This is a maintenance release with a few notable additions: RTL language support, faster reconnection after stream-management resume, and a handful of reliability fixes scattered
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We are publishing this security release ejabberd 26.04, which includes options to limit XML parser, and other minor bugfixes. It is strongly encouraged that you update ejabberd as soon as possible.
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Fluux Messenger includes major features that should make the tools even more usable on a day to day basis.
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We are pleased to announce another bugfix release: ejabberd 26.03. This brings support for roster pre-approval, and more than 100 commits with bugfixes all around, many of them dedicated to the new mod_invites, including also many security fixes.
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Room moderation, MUC management, vCard support, and a wave of UX polish headline this release.
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Native TCP connection, 26 EU languages and clipboard image paste headline this release.
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