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No XMPP windows client support VOIP, clients development for XMPP are almost dead, so there is no comparaison here with matrix. I wish I could use XMPP instead, but it is something to relegate to the past.
You can use Movim just fine in any browser and it has voice and video calls.
Dino also has it and it can be installed on Windows although that is still a bit experimental.
Modern standard voice calls for Gajim are (finally) being worked on as well.
Xmpp client development is far from dead. There are several very interesting new clients being developed and are in preview or should be released soon, like Moxxy and Prose.
So you wrote all of this to agree that there is no VOIP supporting windows client. despite them having been in development for more than a decade . I have personnaly checked with gajim developers about VOIP support on windows and they confirmed they are not planning on working on it. xmpp doesn't belong to 2020(s)
Movim is a PWA app, which is basically the same if not better than the Electron wrappers that Element, Discord and all the others are using on Windows.
Client development on Windows just plain sucks, and most normal users prefer browser clients anyways.
As for Gajim: there is an external developer working modern audio calls on it since a few weeks, and it sounds quite promising so far.