There's no web version of element X though? It's what I use most of the time. I'll try the Android app anyway, I've been having a really annoying bug with the normal one anyway that hasn't been fixed for a year. So perhaps X doesn't have it.
On Android, I can almost guarantee your bug will be fixed: Element X Android doesn’t share any code with Element Android at all, as far as I know (given the former is mainly written in Rust, and the latter is all Kotlin)
And thanks I'll try that out!! I really hope it fixes that sync bug. Thanks for all your work on it. It's a great platform.
The reason for Element -> Element X is in order to share precisely the same Rust SDK between iOS and Android (and maybe other platforms in future), so all the heavylifting happens in one single audited codebase, rather than doubling up all the development between iOS and Android, doubling the bug count, etc. It’s also a good opportunity to simplify the data flows, which are surprisingly subtle and performant in a messaging app; I’m not sure how much Rx remains. In this instance, the maintaining team remained the same.
Getting a let's encrypt cert is very difficult because my server can't get reached from the public internet. I have it that way because I use this one only for bridging and I'd like to keep it safe.