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xmpp.orgXMPP, 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.
- Homepage: xmpp.org
- GitHub: github.com/xsf/xmpp.org
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xmpp.org website (builds: https://github.com/xsf/xmpp.org/actions)
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http://xmpp.orgLicense
Created
18 Mar 14
Last Updated
08 Jun 26
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Recent Commits
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Gonzalo Raul Nemmi (08 Jun 26)
Updated XMPP account for Gonzalo Raúl Nemmi Deleted old account: [email protected] Added new account: [email protected]
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cal0pteryx (05 Jun 26)
History: Add Summit 28
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Gonzalo Raul Nemmi (05 Jun 26)
EDITORIAL CLOSING: The XMPP Newsletter May 2026 (#1683)
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cal0pteryx (01 Jun 26)
Add Summit 29 to events
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Taras Filatov (28 May 26)
Ethora: clear url + platforms now that DOAP provides them Linter on PR #1681 reported: 'entry Ethora: a DOAP file is linked, therefore url must be null and platforms must be [], because the DOAP file provides both.' Sets url=null and platforms=[] to satisfy that rule and avoid two sources of truth.
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Taras Filatov (27 May 26)
Ethora: link to upstream DOAP Follow-up to #1675 (Add Ethora to software list). The Ethora repo now ships a DOAP file at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dappros/ethora/main/doap.xml, so this fills in the previously-null doap field on the Ethora entry. Per @guusdk's suggestion in #1675, this should improve the rendering of Ethora on xmpp.org.
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cal0pteryx (24 May 26)
Update publish date of Summit blog post
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Echolon (23 May 26)
Rename 2026-05-21_xmpp-summit-29.md to 2026-05-23_xmpp-summit-29.md
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Echolon (23 May 26)
Update 'date:'
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Echolon (23 May 26)
Spelling corrections and clarification
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Echolon (23 May 26)
Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Guus der Kinderen <[email protected]>
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Daniel Brötzmann (20 May 26)
Update 2026-05-21_xmpp-summit-29.md
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Echolon (20 May 26)
Update announcement.json
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Echolon (20 May 26)
Add XMPP Summit blogpost 29 + event
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Echolon (23 May 26)
Update communication.json with Reddit
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Taras Filatov (19 May 26)
fix: reorder platforms alphabetically (CI requirement)
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Taras Filatov (15 May 26)
Add Ethora to software list
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cal0pteryx (06 May 26)
Improve rendering of sponsors section
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Gonzalo Raul Nemmi (05 May 26)
Fix information in re Fossy call for proposal end date.
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Gonzalo Raul Nemmi (05 May 26)
Fix information in re Fossy call for proposals
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cal0pteryx (05 May 26)
Fix deprecation warnings and bump Hugo to 0.161.0
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cal0pteryx (05 May 26)
Generalize shortcode; use Bootstrap styles
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Guus der Kinderen (05 May 26)
Modify Tigase/Tygrys sponsorship status Moves the sponsorship for both projects from gold to silver. Some sponsorship attributes (`slug`, `description`) will not be used any longer under silver sponsorship perks. I've retained them, in case we'd like to use them in the future. To not cause 404s, I've left their sponsor page in place, but modified the content to reflect their status as a _former_ gold-level sponsor. fixes #1670
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Guus der Kinderen (05 May 26)
Add Extensible Messaging Ltd as a silver sponsor Adds logo provided by @dwd - note that this is the first logo that's using SVG. Does the engine perform adequate validation? fixes #1669
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Guus der Kinderen (05 May 26)
fix: Adjust sizing of silver sponsor logos
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Guus der Kinderen (05 May 26)
fix: Silver sponsors do not get a dedicated page Remove the link under the logos of silver sponsors on the sponsors listing page.
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Guus der Kinderen (05 May 26)
fix: Silver sponsors do not get a dedicated page Instead using a sponsor-specific slug, the hyperlink in the footer now directs to the generic list of sponsors.
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Guus der Kinderen (02 May 26)
Use shared data source for sponsors This switches to using a common data source, rather than hard-coding data for sponsors on various pages. From this data, the footer and page that lists all sponsors is populated. The page that lists all sponsors is modified to differentiate between the various levels of sponsors. Only the longer descriptive texts for gold sponsors are not included in the re-usable data.
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Gonzalo Raul Nemmi (04 May 26)
EDITORIAL CLOSING: The XMPP Newsletter April 2026 (#1671)
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Gonzalo Raul Nemmi (03 May 26)
Updated jabber.el DOAP URL to Codeberg As advised in https://github.com/xsf/xmpp.org/pull/1673 Closed PR 1673
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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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