Forkgram is billed as a cutting-edge Telegram fork with small Quality-of-Life enhancements.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Square avatars.
- Square tray icon.
- Opening any links with a custom URI Scheme.
- Checkmark “Delete for everyone” by default.
- The fourth button in the title to “Always on top” window. (Windows only.)
- Showing the full timestamp if the user was online more than 1 hour ago.
- Hotkeys for the mediaview was usability improved.
- Experimental auto-submitting of the local passcode.
- Showing date of forwarded messages in the title.
- Button to go to the first message.
- Option to remove fading of audio when it’s paused/played.
- Ability to see thumbs of the executable files as well as for other files.
- Ability to search a selected text via the context menu.
- Ability to show the last seen time of the user in list of the dialogs.
- Option to enable a display of all recently used stickers.
- Auto-replacing of “…” with “…”.
- Ability to bind Ctrl+6-9 dialogs with Ctrl+Shift+6-9 shortcuts.
- Ability to send files to Saved Messages without the forward header.
- Forward messages without quoting the original sender via Share box.
Website: github.com/Forkgram/tdesktop
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Developer: Forkgram
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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