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** IRC and Twitter are also interesting candidates: | ** IRC and Twitter are also interesting candidates: | ||
*** they are open (or at least documented) | *** they are open (or at least documented) | ||
*** they are widely used in the Mozilla | *** they are widely used in the Mozilla community | ||
*** the user interactions are significantly different from those with XMPP, which will force us to iron out some UI integration issues that may be | *** the user interactions are significantly different from those with XMPP, which will force us to iron out some UI integration issues that may be unnoticed with XMPP. | ||
* A plugin system should let users add support for more protocols (even closed protocols) with add-ons. | * A plugin system should let users add support for more protocols (even closed protocols) with add-ons. | ||
IM accounts management | IM accounts management | ||
* While setting up an email account, Thunderbird will attempt to detect if an IM account is likely associated with the email account (@gmail.com address? | * While setting up an email account, Thunderbird will attempt to detect if an IM account is likely associated with the email account (@gmail.com address? Existence of DNS SRV records pointing to an XMPP server for the domain?). | ||
** If an IM account is found, the default action would be to configure Thunderbird to use it. | ** If an IM account is found, the default action would be to configure Thunderbird to use it. | ||
** It should be possible to opt-out from this behavior (checkbox "also use this account for instant messaging", checked-by default?) | ** It should be possible to opt-out from this behavior (checkbox "also use this account for instant messaging", checked-by default?) |
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