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Feature request: manage bookmarks also locally #1115
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For me it looks like a reasonable feature. Technically, it should be hard to implement and the question is how it will look for users. Personally I see two options: extend existing |
I like the way gajim does it. If we keep information locally, that is contradictory to xmpp with its servera itself. |
I think the most straightforward approach here is to have a per-account flag telling us whether to honour the auto-join flag on bookmarks or not, like Conversation does. If disabled one could use e.g. post-connect script to auto-join whichever MUCs and open direct chat windows in order they prefer. |
And how does Gajim do it? |
Seems this is currently discussed here https://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/standards/2020-May/037452.html |
``` ~/.local/share/profanity % cat bookmark_ignore [ignore] profanity@rooms.dismail.de= ``` Regards #1115
``` cat ~/.local/share/profanity/bookmark_ignore [jubalh@iodoru.org] profanity@rooms.dismail.de=true [testuser@domain.org] testr@rooms.domain.org=true ``` Regards #1115
Commands will follow. For now you can do:
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`/bookmarl ignore` lists the ignored bookmarks. Regards #1115
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Right now profanity respects bookmarks and their set auto-join flag. Using different clients that can be annoying since you might not want all your MUCs autojoind at home, at work or on mobile phone. Therefore other clients offer possibilities of local bookmarkmanagement. What should be done can be discussed here.
Further ideas or approaches?
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