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author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Fri, 04 Jul 2025 17:40:18 +0200 |
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================= Instant Messaging ================= You can find the instant messaging feature on the **Chat** tab. Libervia's chat functionality supports a wide range of use cases, from professional collaboration to personal communication. Accessing the Chat Feature -------------------------- 1. Navigate to the main menu. 2. Select the **Chat** option. Panels ------ There are three main panels for managing chats (not all may be visible simultaneously): - **Left panel**: Displays current group chats and direct conversations. You can also start a new chat from this panel. - **Main panel**: Shows the active conversation. - **Right panel**: Provides information about the current discussion, such as participants in a chat room. Main Panel Header ----------------- The main panel header displays information about the current conversation. On the left side of the header, you'll find a button to toggle the visibility of the left panel. Next to this button is the identifier (JID) of the conversation recipient. This recipient can be a single user or a group chat room. When available, a "Data Policy" badge may appear next to the JID. This badge indicates the privacy and data practices of the service associated with the recipient. The badge is scored on a scale of ten and uses the following color scheme: - **Green:** Indicates good data practices and respect for privacy. - **Yellow:** Indicates a moderate score – data practices are neither good nor bad. - **Red:** Indicates poor data practices and potential privacy concerns. Hovering or touching the Data Policy badge will open a report panel with more detailed information about the service's data handling. Threads and Replies ------------------- In a message, you'll see a "Reply" button represented by a left-pointing arrow. Click it to reply to a specific message. This action creates a thread, which functions as a focused discussion within the main conversation or a series of replies on the same topic. When a thread exists, a chat bubble icon with three dots will appear in the message header, next to the timestamp. Hovering over this icon highlights all messages in the thread. Clicking it opens a submessage panel containing all messages from that thread. Messages written in this panel will be posted as replies to the thread. Keywords -------- Chat messages can have "keywords", which may help to categorize them. They can, for instance, be added by an email gateway or a bot. When present, these keywords will appear under the message. Clicking on one of these keywords will show a submessage panel on the right side, where you'll see only messages with this keyword. If you write a message in this panel, the keyword will be automatically added to the message. Origin ------ If a message originates from a gateway to another protocol (e.g., email, SMS, ActivityPub), a label will indicate its origin. Clicking this label displays a submessage panel showing only messages from this source. If a message was generated by a bot (i.e., an automated program), a corresponding label will appear.