I see this place is full od commies, leftards and all kinds of useful idiots. I am sorry I easted my time to register. To all brainless, suicidal dullards who got the jab, you are done, within a year and a half you are gone, the virus is fake but the vaccine is real, designed to kill, to depopulate, to clean up the useless eaters, the useful idiots. Hell aeaits you.

What was buggy? Tox is a protocol, not a client. qTox, the “oficial” client is buggy, the developers are not very nice fellows, for example they restricted their IRC channel- only registered users can enter, the unregistered wretches are automatically relegated to qTox-unregistered channel, at least this was the situation when I left Tox channels for good. By the way long ago abandoned clients like Isotoxin works better than this clumsy monster, qTox, whose development is slower than a dead turtle. Can I say something good about qTox? Yes, it is not as bad as Signal and it is not written in JavaScript, it’s C++/Qt client, (not some Electron monstrosity like the horrible pieces of garbage Signal and Wire called messengers) the initial ‘Q’ stands for Qt (as far as can remember). The mobile Tox clients are very limited in features but are real resource hogs (at least when I last checked 2 of them). It may be just a rumour, I don’t know, but I once read that the 3-letter agencies successfully infiltrated the Tox community and managed to ruin it.

Buggy, bulky, heavy, crashy, no portable version, slow development, bugs are usually neither fixed nor investigated, suggested features are not implemented, its issues page looks like a forgotten sepulchre, the developers (too many devs doing too little work) usually no longer comment on new issues and the project might already be abandoned for good. Conclusion, Persepolis Download Manager is hopeless (I once tested it on Windows and gave up on reporting problems as my reports were ignored).

GitHub Project is infected with Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct, no, thanks.