...and the Brosix.com messenger. It actually just won a bunch of awards at About.com. It's actually an enterprise instant messenger that allows companies to limit who can talk to their employees. Sadly, this is the only real safe solution. As long as employees can chat with friends, family, customers, and even competitors, your stuff isn't safe from an attack.
All that to say, Brosix should be on this list.
WebDrops
· 2 years ago
u have put in Loads of effort... good job
maique
· 2 years ago
cool list.
can you please spell 'adium' again ? it's just a small typo, but it's my favorite client... ;-)
Unatine
· 2 years ago
What about tkabber (tkabber.jabber.ru) for Jabber/XMPP? Crossplatform and very advanced.
maquete eletronica
· 2 years ago
very nice comppilation list, thanks for sharring with us
I think there is a big place also for open source easy to integrate/embed online chat apps. Tons of SocNets, but no easy way to create an internal chat function. I think publishers / website owners would love a solution that integrates with their current user database, and a simple line of code to ad to users' profiles.
You don't have to be using Gmail to use IM at a friends house.
Andy W...
· 2 years ago
Under the Mobile IM section, another multi-headed client to consider which is made by the folks at: www.webmessenger.com.
They make a product that looks/works similar to the IM+ product.
everett freed
· 2 years ago
My IM button is missing from my tool bar..any idea where it is?
VRBOSS
· 2 years ago
Too good,
Will love if some one posts the comparison list for all IM
ketan
Annyutka
· 1 year ago
I think you should definitely add qip-- http://qip.ru . It is VERY popular in Russia (most of my friends0and myself-use it) and elsewhere in Eastern Europe.
It's great and I have never had problems. Works with ICQ, AIM/aol, etc. And, it's small.
All Comments
All that to say, Brosix should be on this list.
can you please spell 'adium' again ?
it's just a small typo, but it's my favorite client... ;-)
www.arquiteturadigital.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GAIM
I personally like Trillian. The new version looks quite nice too:
http://www.trillianastra.com/
I think publishers / website owners would love a solution that integrates with their current user database, and a simple line of code to ad to users' profiles.
www.nate.com
JT
www.IM-History.com
SoapBox Communicator
You don't have to be using Gmail to use IM at a friends house.
They make a product that looks/works similar to the IM+ product.
Will love if some one posts the comparison list for all IM
ketan
It is VERY popular in Russia (most of my friends0and myself-use it) and elsewhere in Eastern Europe.
It's great and I have never had problems. Works with ICQ, AIM/aol, etc. And, it's small.
This is the English ;anguage website: http://qipim.com/en/
Please look!
And thanks for your constant interesting information!
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