Signal messenger

[dluiiulb]

dluiiulb last edited by

hopefully this is still a thing. +1

[luigi012]

luigi012 last edited by

+1 - would be super!

[heinzbenjamin]

heinzbenjamin last edited by

... +1

[raphael-mioche]

raphael-mioche last edited by

I submit a similar request for Opera GX: https://forums.opera.com/topic/39099/request-signal-private-messenger.

[b00blik]

b00blik last edited by

its 2020 and still no sign of signal

[SilentHugOfDoom]

SilentHugOfDoom @Guest last edited by

@A-Former-User said in Signal messenger:

since it too has a web client

where?

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[b00blik]

b00blik @SilentHugOfDoom last edited by b00blik

@SilentHugOfDoom said in Signal messenger:

it too has a web client

@SilentHugOfDoom said in Signal messenger:

it too has a web client

it doesn't not exist and probably wont. They explained it many times

"The fundamental problem with web interfaces is: there's no way to version, sign and securely distribute a web page. Instead, you're re-requesting the code you'll run every single time you visit the site (making audits practically impossible).

This effectively reduces the security of your end-to-end encrypted communication to that of your SSL connection to the server, i.e. you're only as secure as the CA system. Anyone able to intercept the client-server SSL connection (and the server itself) can silently change the code you receive and execute, with a very low risk of getting caught. This is why products which offer end-to-end encrypted communication through in-browser crypto are often considered snake oil, unless they use some form of a packaged & signed browser extension."

[mgpreal]

mgpreal @Guest last edited by

+2 please

[generalwuschelpups]

generalwuschelpups last edited by

+1
must have

[engerex]

engerex last edited by

+2^128

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

This won't happen and it's not Opera's fault.

1. There is no web version of Signal (unlike e.g. Whatsapp or Telegram or Element)
2. Signal doesn't allow third-party clients (unlike e.g. Telegram or Element) so Opera can't even try to do it themselves.