XMPP

XMPP, also known as Jabber, is an open standard for decentralized messaging that has been widely used for decades. It has actually been the basis upon which WhatsApp, Facebook's Chat and Google's Talk were built, but these companies (eventually) chose to remove the interoperability with other servers. Prominent XMPP clients support OMEMO end-to-end encryption, which is based on the Double Ratchet Algorithm that is used in Signal. For more hands-on information and to register an account you can visit JoinJabber.

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XMPP Source Code

Author

xsf

Description

xmpp.org website (builds: https://github.com/xsf/xmpp.org/actions)

Homepage

http://xmpp.org

Repository

  • LicenseUnknown
  • Created18 Mar 14
  • Primary languageHTML
  • Size124,470 KB
  • Stars333
  • Forks404
  • Watchers333

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Project Health

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  • Last commit10 days ago
  • Open issues26
  • Latest releasepelican-last

Recent Commits

  • Florian Schmaus(19 Oct 26)

    Software: Add jxmpp to software.json

  • Florian Schmaus(19 Oct 26)

    Software: Add sendxmpp (Scala 3) to software.json

  • Frédéric Y. Henry(10 Oct 26)

    Software : Add Biboumi

  • Melvin Keskin(09 Oct 26)

    software: Update URL of QXmpp's DOAP file

  • Guus der Kinderen(09 Oct 26)

    Remove Guus from iteam (#1717) Although I am listed as an iteam member, I've not acted in that capacity for years. I don't think I have access to any of the relevent systems, and if I would have, I'd be dangerous rather than effective.

  • cal0pteryx(07 Oct 26)

    Tools: Update Python dev dependencies

  • Gonzalo Raul Nemmi(06 Oct 26)

    Fix malformed link on August Newsletter Fix malformed link to jabber.el 0.13.2

  • Gonzalo Raul Nemmi(06 Oct 26)

    Update XMPP Videos on September's Newsletter

  • Gonzalo Raul Nemmi(06 Oct 26)

    Update XMPP Articles on September's Newsletter

  • Echolon(06 Oct 26)

    EDITORIAL CLOSING: The XMPP Newsletter September 2026 (#1714)

  • cal0pteryx(01 Oct 26)

    fix: Events: Sort events by date

  • Zerta-IM(28 Sept 26)

    Add Zerta

  • balejk(21 Sept 26)

    Blog: update the LinuxDays post (#1712)

  • Polarian(20 Sept 26)

    Blog: OpMeet 2026.10 CfP/CfI (#1710)

  • Polarian(19 Sept 26)

    Blogpost: XMPP Sprint in London 2026

  • Thibaut Guénédal(16 Sept 26)

    Update dark theme styles for better compatibility

  • cal0pteryx(16 Sept 26)

    Software: Update DOAP URLs for Gajim and python-nbxmpp

  • Echolon(12 Sept 26)

    Update announcement.json with LinuxDays

  • Echolon(12 Sept 26)

    EDITORIAL CLOSING: The XMPP Newsletter August 2026 (#1704)

  • Polarian(11 Sept 26)

    Members: Add all polarian's JIDs

  • cal0pteryx(10 Sept 26)

    Specifications: Allow to search for full XEP title Fixes #1706

  • Guus der Kinderen(08 Sept 26)

    Disable announcement for Summit 29 Summit 29 has happened, let's no longer announce it.

  • Guus der Kinderen(02 Sept 26)

    Add XMPP Leaflet (a5) to images/promo This is the EPS file for the A5 flyer (white and blue) that describes XMPP.

  • balejk(06 Sept 26)

    Events: Add LinuxDays 2026 (#1700)

  • Alexander Gnauck(03 Sept 26)

    update members per q3-2026 voting update memberlist after Q3-2026 voting. See also: https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Meeting-Minutes-2026-09-03

  • PolarianDev(16 Aug 26)

    Events: Fix displaying current events (#1699) * Events: Move to past events after end_date not start_date * cfix: Events: Fix displaying current events --------- Co-authored-by: cal0pteryx <[email protected]>

  • Polarian(15 Aug 26)

    Events: Fix FrOSCon entry

  • Echolon(11 Aug 26)

    Blogpost: FrosCon 2026 (#1697) * Blogpost: FrosCon 2026 * Review by Daniel G.

  • PolarianDev(11 Aug 26)

    Blogpost: Fix date within OmniOpenCon post (#1696)

  • PolarianDev(10 Aug 26)

    Blogpost: Amend OmniOpenCon blogpost (#1694) * fix blogpost and event * Add MUC link

XMPP Website

Website

XMPP - The universal messaging standard | The universal messaging standard

XMPP is the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol, a set of open technologies for instant messaging, presence, multi-party chat, voice and video calls, collaboration, lightweight middleware, content syndication, and generalized routing of XML data.

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  • IP Address104.248.10.4
  • LocationClifton,New Jersey,United States of America,NA
  • ISPDigitalOcean LLC
  • ASNAS14061

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