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Swift is trying to plug a hole in the XMPP client landscape, and has these aims: * Wide platform availability. * Doing the "Right Thing" for the user, without configuration. * Doing the "Right Thing" with standards-compliance. * Targeting the end-users, not the system administrators. * Being an XMPP client - not multi-protocol. * Concentrating on the most frequently performed tasks. * Never interrupt the user with something that doesn't need attention. Features of interest * Easy status setting. * Easy room joining and bookmarking. * XEP-0258 Labelling for secure environments. * Stream compression for bandwidth-saving. * Support for the new SCRAM authentication mechanism. |
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