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Don't always show the sender in notifications (#3441), Always show "~…
…" before overridden sender names (#3442) * Don't always show the sender in notifications In 1:1 chats, don't prepend the sender name to every line. The exception is when the display name is not equal to the chat name (i.e. there is an OverwriteSenderDisplayname), in this case we still prepend it. * Always show the "~" before the sender name if it's overridden When we introduced this, I assume that we weren't sure whether we should do it and only showed it in some places. But I think it's nicer to show the same sender name everywhere, i.e. always add the "~".
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