I use posteo and simplelogin together.

I have a feeling you’re on to something, but also feel this might be needed for a niche use case.

And like another comment pointed out, in-browser extensions obviously only impact the browser. But like you said you’ll be using it to prevent sites from knowing you’re using tor so that should be alright.

I like this idea for using “free” or suspicious VPNs. But all this routing would totally slow down the connection, especially on the already limited free vpn connections.

I was 7 when I started and learned what “syntax” meant along the way. Teach examples and in-practice stuff. It’s all just learning how to do stuff and apply it for other projects, like a kid learning how to play a game or something.

Protocol and client are different. I know Cheogram has some kind of sticker thing, but I don’t think it’s as robust as what Signal probably has. I can download Signal stickerpacks to use on Cheogram (the xmpp client), but using them was a tad difficult.

What’s that? GNU-Jami?

That’s the part that makes me nervous. If I get a bunch of people locked on Signal, then they take away services or change how they run the servers, then it would be a hassle to move people to a completely new interface.