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On a desktop, however, all the media products available for sharing on Facebook Messenger run more smoothly. Facebook Messenger is an excellent messenger app for the simple reason that everyone is on it!
Yes. Messenger for Windows should be welcomed by anyone using a PC that runs Windows software. Grandparents immediately spring to mind. Older generations often use PC desktops. If not for Messenger on Windows, this population would likely not be able to use the product at all, because they may not have a mobile device to download the app. The product is ideal for anyone who uses their PC throughout the day and finds themselves constantly picking up their phone to communicate. Many might fit that description but work in an office where downloading a messenger app would not be tolerated. These people will have to keep Messenger on their mobile device or their home computer.
A couple of weeks ago the messenger app from the windows store started to crash on launch! It would open and close almost immediately. After extensive fix attempts and a long post on the official windows 'help' forum it's still broken. I have tried everyhting I can think of and that has been recommended, in the end I went down the nuclear route and re-installed windows 11 itself. Nothing has worked to fix the app. It still crashes! Below is the original event viewer log. I have been made aware that the fault lies within 'Windows.UI.Xaml.dll' which i'm told is either missing or corrupt. Yet a full re-install doesn't seem to have fixed that. I reach out to reddit...
When downloading photos and videos in messenger, it saves them to two separate messenger folders, and I would rather have it save them to the Downloads folder, but that is not an option in the app-settings.
Here's a link to a detailed guide with screenshots of the required settings:
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Would you be able to check each of those settings and send over a screenshot so I can also have a look?
In addition, please check if the Business Integrations for Zapier in the linked Facebook account has all the checkboxes enabled. I see past reports of users experiencing this same error message when one of these permissions was missing. Here is a screenshot to illustrate this:
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Here is a Facebook help document about editing privacy and settings for Business Integrations on your personal Facebook account:
I have had success in the past creating an App Definition for LinkedIn Messenger to allow access to LinkedIn while blocking the messenger functionality through Domain:www.linkedin.com and Path: /messaging/,/voyager/api/messaging/.
@PaulJHerrmann you can add the following domains to a custom URL list, then a custom category. Finally, block the newly created category with a Realtime Protection policy and Facebook will operate just fine, while messenger won't:
A loved one recorded an audio message on Facebook messenger for me; it looks like the image below. I'm trying to download it, but nearly all of the ways to capture it don't see that the file exists, and the one exception to that downloaded a file that nothing can open.
To use the passthrough API, you first craft a valid Sunshine Conversations message of any type, then you specify an additional override parameter for the channels you would like to use passthrough. Under the channel name (in this case messenger), the payload field contains the exact structure of a valid Facebook Messenger API call to the Send Messages endpoint.
It was very awesome to know about Sephora facebook messenger ad campaigns. Messenger ads are best suited for that business which wants to interact and discuss with their prospects before they close the deal. I think messenger ads are very effective when our goal is to get engagements and interaction from the audience side. I would love to use messenger ads while promoting my blog guides.
What direction you choose to go in ultimately depends on your budget, where your customers hang out online, and if a chatbot fits into your marketing strategy. While a customer service messenger bot may make sense for a retail company, it might not for a SaaS business.
Keep in mind, though; you can capitalize on the over 1 billion Facebook Messenger users without dedicating too much time and resources to a chatbot. A messenger bot that processes basic transactions, like the one from 1-800 Flowers, can be built more affordably.
Messenger for Desktop is a wrapper for the official client messenger.com. Therefore it works like a regular browser which can only navigate to the messenger.com web app. MFD doesn't touch your messages, account or personal data. All that is handled securely by Facebook.
This Facebook messaging tool for android is the only official app. As the number of mobile users grow by a billion Facebook developed an online message app for android but that is the only app. The Desktop messenger is the unofficial unaffiliated messaging tool.
You can minimize this desktop messenger, and when you receive any message it will show a notification in a tab. For those who are working in an office but want to stay connected with their loved ones, messenger for Windows is the best chatting tool for them.
I am trying to get this chat waorking also...when you go to add a account irc or the other it ask what server you want to use....pick user then server ??????? I have no idea....I am running into the same problem as everyone else trying to log in to my google or facebook account......anyhelp any body ????
your comment "d)" I think clears up the "What it isn't..." section in your main posting. the big difference between tor messenger and ricochet is:
tor sends metadata, but through tor onion routing.
ricochet sends no metadata, but doesn't send messages through onion routing.
correct?
There is not much point in supporting these chat protocols in a Tor-dependent messenger. I suggest that you remove them at least until Google, Yahoo, and all the other snoopers decide to become more Tor-friendly.
I managed to run the messenger part individually (debian:jessie) while my regular tor was on and configured the socks5 proxy as above. It worked fine but a way to check whether it is actually trafficking through tor or not would be nice. In the same manner it should work under tails as well.
I am unable to connect to OFTC or any other IRC network. Maybe its because tor-messenger connects to ip's (servers) that forward traffic and resulting in failed connects. Can we use tor-messenger for hidden services?
You mention in the release notes that it works wit gtalk and facebook, but does this assume thay they have their XMMP endpoints open? Facebook closed theirs a couple of months ago and gtalk only works if the user has not migrated to hangout. Is it sitll valid in those cases?
Works for me but is timing out on "Downloading Contact List..."
Make sure you use your "User Name". NOT the same as what you use to log in. You can find it by going to your profile and grabbing the text after facebook.com/
I doubt this is a good idea. With this you basically send the message that it is OK to log via Tor to your personal gmail or facebook account - which obviously defeats the purpose of connecting via Tor on the first place.
The messenger tor works, but when you get using the Facebook "message", he warns that the password may be wrong, but is not! everything is right, the other features are OK, but when using the facebook does not work ... I'm on windows 8 64bit ... help!
When I connected from my IM (mcabber) to tor messanger, the latter complained that OTR plugin is not supported. I was very surprized. Why it is not enabled by default? I found it in preferences and enabled. However, OTR does not work. Neither my Tor messanger contact nor IM contact can start OTR session. I run Tor Messanger with command: ./start-tor-messenger --verbose (it allows me to see warnings). I noticed that each time I click on "start private conversation" I see in log "TypeError: muc is undefined". I opened error console in Tor Messanger, and see an error "Error: __NoSuchMethod__ is depricated; resource:///modules/xmpp.jsm" and then many error messages "muc is undefined; resource:///modules/xmpp.jsm".
You didn't understand what I say. I don't complain about that I cannot see the status. I complain about that I cannot see this contact in my contact list! In normal XMPP clients when I authorize somebody, I can see him in my list despite I cannot see his status(!). In tor messenger I see absolutely nothing. It means if I forgot which contact I authorized, there is no any simple way to find it.
OMG, somebody of us does not understand the idea of tor messenger. Is it multiprotocol client? If yes, it must be in compliance with XMPP protocol. Does tor messenger support standard OTR protocol for XMPP? If yes, it must be compatible with all XMPP clients and their OTR implementation. The idea of tor messanger is to be compatible with standard IM protocols, so I can chat with anybody who is not yet using tor messanger, isn't it? So if somebody is using standard XMPP client such as mcabber, which supports OTR, why I cannot use OTR from tor messanger? Is its OTR implementation incompatible with the standard?
This is more of a suggestion: I don't know much about how Tor works but amongst the list of messengers, i notice theres no "Wickr". I suggest you take a look at Wickr if you haven't and look at how it works as it's a pretty amazing system. Maybe some of the ideas from that may translate well over to TorMessenger or future Tor products?
I think he/she asked you about another thing. Let me phrase it more clearly. Suppose, I attached two different XMPP contacts to my tor messenger: user1@server1 and user2@server2. Can people in my contact list from user1@server1 learn that I also have contact user2@server2 in tor messenger?
You can chat through other chat messengers, such as CryptoCat and various others. I do not know how Tor Messenger competes or outperforms any other ones. What is the unique feature of Tor Messenger versus others?
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