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2021-10-19 01:19 PM
When I’m in a group chat with multiple participants, it can be hard to tell whose comments are whose if they don’t have profile pictures. Being able to color-code chat bubbles would help.
I would like to be able to assign a color-code to any/each user in a chat or channel conversation. This color assignment should set the background color of that user’s text bubbles in that chat/channel. This would help me visually group participants without having to look up their user profiles. Ideally, this color assignment should be unique to each chat/channel, so i could for example tag a user as “green” in one conversation but “purple” in another. But even if the color assignment had to be consistent across all of my chat/channels, it would still be better than the current condition where all users other than me are the same color.
It would be useful if i could color-code people in a given channel or group chat; for example, in one channel it would be helpful if i could tag security team members with red, and managers with yellow, and project managers with green, to more easily notice when someone with those roles added a comment . Or maybe i have a friend that i would like to always tag with purple, to more easily notice when he added something to a conversation.
2021-10-19 01:27 PM
2021-10-19 01:30 PM
Good call, i had not previously seen that option. Thank you!