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When I start a chat session and receive messages for me I see:
21:09 conversation started: <nick> <fingerprint>
19:17 first message received on <date>
19:17 <nick> <message>
I see the logic here: first a system message tells what happened at system time (convo started), then past messages with their original timestamps are printed.
But it feels weird because this is the first UI I see that shows not ascending timestamps.
No, this is not about drifting clocks. It is normal operation but confusing UI.
In the example above, someone sent me two messages at 19:17, and I logged in on 21:09. The first line has a timestamp when "conversation started", i.e. when I opened the window at 21:09 and received the messages from the server. 2nd and 3rd lines contain timestamps of when the message was sent, at 19:17.
When I start a chat session and receive messages for me I see:
I see the logic here: first a system message tells what happened at system time (convo started), then past messages with their original timestamps are printed.
But it feels weird because this is the first UI I see that shows not ascending timestamps.
How about:
21:09 (system time) conversation started: <nick> <fingerprint>
or
21:09 conversation started: <nick> <fingerprint>, below are original message times
or something like that.
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