impromptu client meeting notes

• winston was unclear about "auto launch or boolean if_no_key toggle"
• pozefsky will likely also have issue with this
• winston wanted clarification on multikey support (don’t we have this already)
• winston has reservations about removing insecure/non-popup citing he has ideas on that one... (read as there could be a way to secure the dom element without a popup)
• winston is not totally sold on the duplicity of icons and shortcuts, he also likes the transparancy and lack of ui clutter associated with shortcuts
• winston acknowledges that switching keys is a bit of a pain
• winston does not really the idea of forcing the user to select contacts
• he threw out that if we can get future secrecy to use this, it could be a reason to do that
• colin brings up that this is an issue currently, so no crypto change will help this
• winston really does not like forcing the user to the selecting recipients, suggests we find alternatives
• winston is worried about significant overhead on the user
• winston agrees that inspecting dom for other related grdme elements to help prepopulate user context is theoretically possible but likely hard
• winston notes it will likely be site dependent
• colin suggests having it fail gracefully and support major sites
• winston dislikes the idea of a large ruleset that needs be curated and maintained
• winston suggests that we implement a backchannel messaging protocol to deal with contact resolution issues
• colin worries about the centralized nature
• winston suggests a federated model
• colin really likes not needing to be a cdn/backchannel
• winston agrees there is an issue with dynamic and quick key switching
• winston wants to abstract key management
• winston notes that some of the userbase is only using a single shared secret for group messaging
• colin does not note that this does not seem pfs compliant, but realizes it now
• winston confirms that the use_cases and requirements docutments are otherwise inline with his desires as a client
• winston notes that there is a pick two of three: decentralization, security, and ease of use
• colin indicates the speed dial feature that was discussed monday