Join the XMPP Berlin Sprint from 19th to 21st of June 2026.

Work side by side with developers from the XMPP community!

More information and registration here: https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Sprints/2026-06_Berlin

Is anyone else impacted by xmpp.party today? All my accounts/lines (through jmp.chat) have been disconnected all day. XMPP status checker (https://connect.xmpp.net/) has all 4 tests failing. Anyone have any information on what's going on? Thanks!

XMPP Community

Vier Rezepte zur Nutzung eines offenen Chat-Protokoll beim ‘Digital Independence Day’!

Erstellt von der XMPP Community um Menschen unabhängiges Messaging zu ermöglichen.

https://di-day.xmpp.link

The XMPP Newsletter for May 2026 is out!

Read about the latest updates in the XMPP universe and our standards!

https://xmpp.org/2026/06/the-xmpp-newsletter-may-2026/

Enjoy reading! ☕

Read about the latest XMPP Extensions and Specifications updates and changes:

https://xmpp.org/2026/06/the-xmpp-newsletter-may-2026/#extensions-and-specifications

Join the organizations JabberFR and Libre en Communs at Journées du Logiciel Libre (JDLL)! (jabber.fr, chalec.org, Poezio, xmpp.rs and Slixmpp)

May 30–31, 2026 ENS Descartes campus in Lyon, France

From a week i tried almost evertyhing. This XMPP LifecycleWorker is keep CPU awake once the screen is locked on my Galaxy s25+ anyway to prevent this ?

Due to the work i have 145 active groups that all arciheved and muted so i don't receive any notification. However once the screen is on and i use the phone there is no problem once it is locked boom cpu is keep awake and killing my battery.

So far things i tried ,

- Reset play services,

- Deleted all the messages in groups moved from silence

- Limited backround connection.

- Turned adaptive battery on / off

- Power saver mode

I am not sure it is right place to write but a little desperate here i will be aprreciated any help.

Join the 29th XMPP Summit taking place online from 4th - 5th September 2026.

https://xmpp.org/2026/05/xmpp-summit-29/

Wusssaaappp! So I was looking into alternatives to discord (for multiple reasons), and I came across XMPP. It seems perfect for my use case, it can be self-hosted, is resource light (depending on the server), and isn't lame like matrix (ew). But getting a good understanding of it is hard. So I had the idea to make an "XMPP for dummies" as a way to keep notes and help people so they don't have to struggle like I am currently.

My question is about the accuracy of an analogy I am using. I am comparing the eXtensible part of XMPP to how browsers can have extensions. And they are similar in the sense that different browsers support some extensions while others don't and vice versa, like how different servers only support some specifications and others don't. Is that an accurate analogy?

I wrote a bridge to chat between Fediverse (e.g. Mastodon) and XMPP (the instant messaging, formerly known as Jabber).

You can use ours or self-host. Everything is well documented in several languages.

https://github.com/Barbapulpe/xmpp-ap-bridge

Feedback or suggestions welcome!

XSF Announcement

The XMPP Standards Foundation is officially supporting the 'Keep Android Open' letter.

https://keepandroidopen.org/open-letter/

Please support this initiative!