Using Element Web or Desktop you can view our room directory using the following steps: You can join our rooms using Matrix via the Element web app, the Element native mobile app for your platform, or any other Matrix client. In the meantime, those are friendly channels and the people there will be able to help you find your way around.

The whole Mozilla list of rooms isn't settled out and synchronizing across the Matrix ecosystem yet although many are linked below. If you're already using Matrix, you can join the Mozilla conversation by joining the #general: room for general topics and #introduction: if you're interested in getting involved with the Mozilla development process. Mozilla's Matrix server is configured to use Mozilla IAM, and supports the following accounts:Īny of those will work if you go through the web interface the details are in the Connect to Matrix section below. There are lots more channels to choose from - there's a list of some of them below - and we'll have more as soon as we get them sorted out.įor more details, scroll down to Connect to Matrix below. Once you're signed in, clicking these links will let you join the #general: channel for general questions or #introduction: if you're interested in getting involved with the Mozilla development process. Start with the Element webapp and create an account.

Getting Started New to Matrix, new to Mozilla? See Mozilla's Websites, Communications & Cookies Privacy Notice for more information on our privacy policies. Some people create alternative accounts or log in with alternative email addresses for this reason. Your participation in public rooms like Mozilla-General will be publicly visible. Please note that the great majority of the rooms on our Matrix instance, like Bugzilla and Discourse, are public-facing forums that can be read anonymously, and should be considered a public place.

To that end, as with all Mozilla spaces and events we expect participants in our Matrix forums to support and uphold the Mozilla Community Participation Guidelines as a condition of participation.

The Mozilla Project welcomes the participation of everyone who shares our goals and wants to contribute in a healthy and constructive manner within our communities. We put people first and do our best to recognize, appreciate and respect the diversity of our global contributors. Matrix is an open, lightweight protocol for decentralized, real-time communication, and Mozilla's preferred open discussion platform. 3.2 New to Matrix, already part of Mozilla?.

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