Closed 2011 closed 1 year ago
Oh, right, it's buried down there https://github.com/irislib/iris-messenger/releases/tag/jan2023
Currently adding https://iris.to to home screen is just as good, the native apps are just a wrapper for it with no added capability yet.
Currently adding https://iris.to to home screen is just as good, the native apps are just a wrapper for it with no added capability yet.
Separate apps have the advantage (at the cost of additional memory usage, of course) of resistance to leaking data to other browser tabs or adding data to the browser history. After doing forensic work with browsers, I would never use a general browser for anyithing that I consider "important" (such as secure communications) without a complete profile wipe afterwards.
This page:
https://github.com/irislib/faq
states:
"Google Play store version and apk."
The "apk" links to:
https://github.com/irislib/iris-messenger/releases
but those releases consist of only desktop clients.