Matrix - Revision history

Lenify: Added new clients and servers, updated client feature data, added Stoat to apps with bridges

2026-03-29T15:03:16Z

Added new clients and servers, updated client feature data, added Stoat to apps with bridges

2025-06-30T19:42:19Z

Clients: Added Spectral and MinesTRIX

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2025-06-05T13:02:32Z

Bridges: Linked some other chat apps

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	== Bridges ==		== Bridges ==

	Matrix provides official bridges for XMPP, Gitter, Slack, Mattermost, and IRC. The community provides bridges for the following services:		Matrix provides official bridges for XMPP, [[Gitter]], [[Slack]], [[Mattermost]], and IRC. The community provides bridges for the following services:
	* Discord		* Discord
	* Signal		* Signal

2025-06-02T19:18:22Z

Corrected the clients section in some places

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	== Clients ==		== Clients ==

	To be able to communicate through Matrix, a user needs a client. The official client developed by the team behind Matrix is called [[Element]]. According to the description on their website, the client ~~supports~~ all the notable features of the protocol, except for ~~supporting multiple accounts~~. Below is a list of ~~all~~ Matrix clients known for now.		To be able to communicate through Matrix, the user needs a client. The official client developed by the team behind Matrix is called [[Element]]. According to the description on their website, the client has all the notable features of the protocol, except for multi-account support. Below is a list of most Matrix clients known for now.

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2025-06-02T19:11:30Z

Significantly enriched the contents of the page, added sections about Instances, Servers, Integrations and Bridges

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 {{Infobox Product|image=Matrix Logo.svg|website=https://matrix.org/|languages=Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust|repository=https://github.com/matrix-org|slogan="An open network for secure, decentralised communication"}}
-Matrix is a federated protocol that supports end-to-end encryption.
+Matrix is a federated protocol that supports end-to-end encryption. It was founded around September 2014 and was being funded by its parent company, Amdocs, up until October 2017. Matrix's manifest states that they believe people should have full control over their communication, they shouldn't be "locked into centralised communication silos...". The team behind Matrix also holds the point that having the ability to have conversations completely private and secure is a basic human right, and that it all needs to be free and open.
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2025-05-30T14:38:05Z

Added Faraday

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2025-05-30T09:22:37Z

Added Mirage and Moment

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2025-05-30T09:01:53Z

Removed Protocol-related columns

2025-05-05T18:39:25Z

Add slogan

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	{{Infobox Product\|image=Matrix Logo.svg\|website=https://matrix.org/\|languages=Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust\|repository=https://github.com/matrix-org}}		{{Infobox Product\|image=Matrix Logo.svg\|website=https://matrix.org/\|languages=Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust\|repository=https://github.com/matrix-org\|slogan="An open network for secure, decentralised communication"}}
	Matrix is a federated protocol that supports end-to-end encryption.		Matrix is a federated protocol that supports end-to-end encryption.

2025-02-23T13:26:43Z

Added Extera

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