- Manage MessageContentModels properly so we don't leak memory creating new ones every time the role is refreshed.
- Parent and reply MessageContentModels to their message to make sure they get cleaned up when the parent is deleted.
- Make sure ReactionModels are cleaned up on room change to stop that list just growing.
The intention is that NeochatRoomMember can be created passed to QML and then be fully managed by it. It effectively just grabs the current RoomMember, calls the correct function then discards it so that we don't end up trying to access an already deleted state event.
This makes it look cleaner when there's nothing there, and looks
standard beside other KDE applications. Also removes a duplicate
"Ignored Users" form header that didn't add anything.
These really don't need to be persistent, as they even stick around
when NeoChat is closed. This also spams the user's notification system
usually, if they get lots of invitations at once which don't go away
automatically.
Matrix currently has a significant moderation loophole, thanks to
invites. Right now, anyone can invite anyone to a room - and clients
like NeoChat will gladly display these rooms to them and even give you
a notification.
However, this creates a pretty easy attack since room names and avatars
are arbitrary and this is a known vector of harassment in the Matrix
community. There's currently no tools to block this server-side, so
let's try to improve the situation where we can.
This adds a new setting to the Security page, wherein it allows you to
block invites from people you don't share a room with. This prevents the
notification from appearing and NeoChat will attempt to leave the room
immediately.
Since this depends on MSC 2666 - a currently unstable feature - the
server may not support it and NeoChat will disable the setting in this
case.
Sometimes a ghost notification will appear, this is sometimes a stray
m.room.invite notification we didn't handle or some other event. Let's
outright reject all notifications from Invite-type rooms to prevent this
from happening altogether.
Matrix currently has a significant moderation loophole, thanks to
invites. Right now, anyone can invite anyone to a room - and clients
like NeoChat will gladly display these rooms to them and even give you
a notification.
However, this creates a pretty easy attack since room names and avatars
are arbitrary and this is a known vector of harassment in the Matrix
community. There's currently no tools to block this server-side, so
let's try to improve the situation where we can.
This adds a new setting to the Security page, wherein it allows you to
block invites from people you don't share a room with. This prevents the
notification from appearing and NeoChat will attempt to leave the room
immediately.
Since this depends on MSC 2666 - a currently unstable feature - the
server may not support it and NeoChat will disable the setting in this
case.
Update the user model so it also sorts by power level and update how we initialize the model to improve performance.
The following is also changed:
- Store a single `UserListModel` in `RoomManager` and use it for everything, this means we don't create extra models (incluiding the long initialisation for each in big rooms)
- By using the single model once it has loaded the users of the new room opening and closing the draw now happens instantly (previously the model would have to be loaded every time the drawer was opened).
- To stop the initial loading and room change of Neochat slowing down (as the `UserListModel` would be loaded before the `TimelineView` is shown) the initialisation of the model is delayed until the `TimelineView` has loaded. This prioritises showing some messages in the timeline over populating the model so in large rooms the user list will initially be blank, but this keeps the initial load snappier.
