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how to manage group chats in toxic? #670

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kotsmotritnastul opened this issue Dec 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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how to manage group chats in toxic? #670

kotsmotritnastul opened this issue Dec 27, 2024 · 2 comments

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@kotsmotritnastul
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  1. i have "contacts" tab but dont have "group chats/conferences" tab. how can i view list of all group chats i participate?
  2. if i /close some group chat i still can enter after program restart? if yes then how to reopen tab with group chat i closed?
  3. if i /disconnect then i leave group chat entirely? what "credentials retained" mean? i cant leave group chat and i stay in the chat anyway? how to leave group chat entirely?
  4. how command /invite <n> works? i type /invite 1 or /invite 0 in chat with some person and get message Invited contact to Group 0 or Invited contact to Group 1. how can i view group chat's ID or title i invited someone into? what group chat i invited him into?

ive looked in docs but failed to find some information about it, it seems like there is only info about console parameters and config files. unfortunaly im not a programmer and dont understand how this works.

@JFreegman
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  1. When you join a group/conference it will be listed in the tab bar at the bottom of the main window
  2. No. /close will remove you from the group. To enter again you will need to manually join it.
  3. /disconnect will keep the group's tab open and your public key/group role will be retained. To rejoin the group you can just type /rejoin
  4. The n refers to the group/conference number, which is to the left side of the name in the tab window. E.g if you're in a group called "0 toktok-dev" then the 0 is the number that you invite your contacts to. The /invite command will be simplified in a coming release.

Have you tried the /help command? Most of your questions can be answered there.

@kotsmotritnastul
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i tried /help command, but descriptions of commands seemed vague to me. i suggest to add in the description you will not leave the group and can /rejoin later instead of credentials retained. i also suggest to add this The n refers to the group/conference number, which is to the left side of the name in the tab window. to the description of the command in the /help menu. before this explanation i had no idea why all chats have a number.

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