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Depends on what. You simply cannot beat Telegram when it comes to desktop. Their client has feature parity with the mobile app (except for secret chats) and is fast & native (Qt/C++).

Signal on the other hand has a quite poor desktop app and I find their mobile app a little slow. It usually takes more time for me to open a conversation than with Telegram.

This is a pretty big issues for me as well.

In terms of user experience on desktop, all the other apps are complete garbage. Telegram has a native client for all major platforms written in Qt that has all the features the mobile app has (except for secret chats). Everything else feels slow, unresponsive and has poor features.

I think it is just due to the fact that Google has such a massive market share. In comparison, Bing seems pretty insignificant and would make less of an impact.

It's definitely better than software claiming to have military grade encryption.

That's pretty dismissive of Linux users. Just because someone uses Linux, doesn't mean that person doesn't care about design.