Gitter is going fully native Matrix in Feb 2023. You can read more about the migration process and details in the pre-announcement blog post. No action is necessary and all of your rooms and content is safe and will be available in the new world.…

Yes! Another big move for Gitter! Gitter is being acquired by Element [https://element.io/] and will become part of the bigger Matrix ecosystem [https://matrix.org/]. Don’t worry, all of the Gitter things are staying around and we will continue to support your communities better than ever. If you’re curious about what Element and Matrix is and the future of Gitter, the blog post over on Matrix.org [https://matrix.org/blog/2020/…

After months of development we are proud to introduce two new major features: Threaded conversations and GitLab based communities and rooms. Threaded conversations Multiple conversations in a busy Gitter room can become hard to follow. Up until now the main way of keeping message context has been using Permalinks [https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitter/webapp/-/blob/develop/docs/messages.md#permalinks] and quoting in Markdown syntax [https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#blockquote…

Gitter [https://gitter.im] is a communication product for communities and teams on GitHub. Since launching our paid plans in September last year, we've had a lot of feedback on how people's usage of Gitter has changed. We've given this a great deal of thought and today are announcing a simpler paid plan and giving away a lot more for free at the same time. Rather than limiting usage of…

The amazing thing about our journey building Gitter is just how global our communities are. We're a fairly international team ourselves, comprised of two South Africans, an Englishman, a Brazilian and an Argentinian. You should hear the jokes when we walk into a bar... Japanese language rooms form our second largest non-English communities and we have started embarking on translating our app into Japanese. We've started on the front page and will…