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| ==== Other currently available options ==== | ==== Other currently available options ==== |
| Some people have reported setting up computers they trust to relay messages to them when they are offline, often using single-board computers and ratox or toxbot to set up the relay. It is up to you to decide if these are appropriate for your needs. Each of them have their own risks and benefits. | Some people have reported setting up computers they trust to relay messages to them when they are offline, often using single-board computers and Ratox or ToxBot to set up the relay. It is up to you to decide if these are appropriate for your needs. Each of them have their own risks and benefits. |
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| | - [[https://github.com/zoff99/ToxProxy| ToxProxy]] by zoff99, made for [[clients:trifa|TRIfA]]. Example setup:((https://github.com/zoff99/ToxBlinkenwall_raspi_lite_image/blob/toxproxy_01/README.md)). |
| - [[https://github.com/Astonex/MessageRelay| Astonex's Tox Message Relay]] Relays messages on behalf of a another Tox user. Only supports one client at a time and requires you to run it on a computer which is always online. | - [[https://github.com/Astonex/MessageRelay| Astonex's Tox Message Relay]] Relays messages on behalf of a another Tox user. Only supports one client at a time and requires you to run it on a computer which is always online. |
| - [[https://github.com/toxmail/toxmail| Toxmail's email to Tox Messaging Bridge]] Lets you create or authorize "Supernodes" to deliver messages on your behalf when you're offline, but compromises on decentralization. | - [[https://github.com/toxmail/toxmail| Toxmail's email to Tox Messaging Bridge]] Lets you create or authorize "Supernodes" to deliver messages on your behalf when you're offline, but compromises on decentralization. |
