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Opened Jul 19, 2016 by Ernir Erlingsson@ernirGuest

Private messaging: time stamp confusion

Sometimes private messages are not delivered for a very long time, one use found the time-stamp a bit confusing and would rather have it show the time it was received. I disagree with this but it does raise a valid point: shouldn't we also display (somewhere) the time the message was received ? This information might be very relevant to the respective context.

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Reference: briar/briar#500