Open https://yourserver.example/.well-known/matrix/client
and see if this part exists in it:
"org.matrix.msc3575.proxy": {
"url": "https://slidingsync.lab.matrix.org"
}
if so, chances are it'll just work.
An open network for secure, decentralized communication
Open https://yourserver.example/.well-known/matrix/client
and see if this part exists in it:
"org.matrix.msc3575.proxy": {
"url": "https://slidingsync.lab.matrix.org"
}
if so, chances are it'll just work.
Not really, it simply indicates that it delegates the traffic to the sliding sync proxy. It does not indicate whether this proxy works correctly.
Try to login with element X?
It requires it, and wont let you set it up if it's not provided by the homeserver.
Element X works, but does it really require Sliding Sync?
Yes, the entire point is that it is the client where Sliding-Sync is being developed and tested.
Yes. I tried logging into my homeserver from it once, it straight up will not let you continue setup if sliding sync isn't available.