User docs

Be patient

Matrix the protocol, Python the language, and slidge the implementation are all slow. Just wait, it takes time to log in, join rooms and send messages: this is all expected.

Everything is a MUC

Direct channels rooms (1:1 messages) appear as “unnamed rooms”.

E2EE

End-to-end encryption is not possible, but you can use end-to-bridge encryption. First, verify your slidge session using another client using the emoji verification workflow.

Then you will have to either “verify”, “ignore”, or “blacklist” the keys corresponding to your rooms and your other sessions. This can be done using the adhoc or chat command “verify” (send “verify” to the JID of matridge, eg matridge.example.com). If you don’t really care about all this, you can use the shortcut “verify all”.