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Documentation for replies box
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@ -426,23 +426,23 @@ The notifications client also provides a number of basic commands, which may be
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``` bash
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quit Exit from the notification client
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mute Turn off the screen reader
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speak Turn on the screen reader
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sounds on Turn on notification sounds
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sounds off Turn off notification sounds
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rp Repeat the last post
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like Like the last post
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unlike Unlike the last post
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reply Reply to the last post
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post Create a new post
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post to [handle] Create a new direct message
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announce/boost Boost the last post
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follow [handle] Make a follow request
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unfollow [handle] Stop following the give handle
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show dm|sent|inbox Show a timeline
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next Next page in the timeline
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prev Previous page in the timeline
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read [post number] Read a post from a timeline
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open [post number] Open web links within a timeline post
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speak Turn on the screen reader
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sounds on Turn on notification sounds
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sounds off Turn off notification sounds
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rp Repeat the last post
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like Like the last post
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unlike Unlike the last post
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reply Reply to the last post
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post Create a new post
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post to [handle] Create a new direct message
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announce/boost Boost the last post
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follow [handle] Make a follow request
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unfollow [handle] Stop following the give handle
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show dm|sent|inbox|replies Show a timeline
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next Next page in the timeline
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prev Previous page in the timeline
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read [post number] Read a post from a timeline
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open [post number] Open web links within a timeline post
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```
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If you have a GPG key configured on your local system and are sending a direct message to someone who has a PGP key (the exported key, not just the key ID) set as a tag on their profile then it will try to encrypt the message automatically. So under some conditions end-to-end encryption is possible, such that the instance server only sees ciphertext. Conversely, for arriving direct messages if they are PGP encrypted then the notification client will try to obtain the relevant public key and decrypt.
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