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IRSSI
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Terminal-based
Screen multiplexing and remote connection options with screen or tmux.
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No GUI
Actually a plus for some, lower memory overhead.
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Themes
Allows the modification of IRSSI's look and feel.
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Gives little direction upfront
Actually, Irssi.org has it's own GREAT documentation for new irssi users. Inline /help options are pretty well documented.
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Free and open-source
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Cryptic configuration files
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Quick and easy setup
3 or 4 commands and you're ready to chat with all your old friends.
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Perl scripting
Allows the user to create and use perl scripts to perform actions.
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Command line outputs can be sent to a channel or message
/exec -o figlet "Slant.co"
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Easy logging
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Persistent connection
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Has a plugin for encrypted communications
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Konversation
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5
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2
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Regularly maintained
Konversation is still being updated with new features and bug fixes. Konversation 1.5(released January 15, 2014) has added plenty of major features.
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Updating to a new version overwrites configuration settings
Colors, fonts and autojoin behaviors may be customizable, but backing up the settings prior to updating the software is imperative.
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Notifications
Konversation has an OSD(On Screen Display) feature that gives you an overlay message anytime your nick is mentioned. This means you won't be interrupted from your work and reduces the need to keep the window open.
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Crashes when trying to download search results (on Ubuntu 16.04)
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Plenty of useful smaller features
Koversation is full of features to make IRC simpler and smoother. It comes with tools like a channel bookmarker, the ability to insert special characters easily and the "URL catcher", which gives quick access to any links mentioned in the channel.
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Quick Buttons
The Quick Buttons features allows you to set a button to any IRC command that you frequently use. It has several defaults such as whois, and kick but a button can be created for any command you need.
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Very professional UI design
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License:
GPLv2
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WeeChat
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Terminal-based
WeeChat has a command line interface.
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No official GUI option
While there are some unofficial remote graphical interfaces available for WeeChat, it is intended to be used as a terminal client. As such it might be challenging to use to those accustomed to graphical interfaces.
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Accessible to less expert users out of the box
WeeChat has an easy to use interface and sane defaults, making it a great client for beginner users.
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Scripting API allows poorly written scripts to be used as attack vectors
Plugin documentation includes the following warning: In many functions, for speed reasons, WeeChat does not check if your pointer is correct or not. It’s your job to check you’re giving a valid pointer, otherwise you may see a nice crash report ;)
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Builtin SSL support
Easy to configure weechat connect to server using certificates
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Highly customizable and configurable
Many dotfiles are publicly available.
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Flexible window splitting
Weechat allows very flexible window splitting behavior to show multiple IRC channels at once. Windows can be split vertically and horizontally.
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Fully keyboard driven
Weechat can be fully driven by keyboard shortcuts. Navigating between buffers, switching between windows and changing text styling can all be achieved with keyboard shortcuts.
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Extensible via plugins and scripts
Supports scripting in C, Python, Perl, Ruby, Lua, Tcl, Scheme and Javascript.
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Persistent connection
Works perfectly with a poor connection.
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Smart filtering
Smart filtering lets set a series of rules for IRC channels. For example, it allows instructing the client to show /quit and /join messages only if the user was speaking in the last 20 minutes.
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Free and open source
WeeChat is a free program licensed under GPL with source code available on GitHub.
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Can act as a relay for mobile client
It's possible to leave WeeChat running at home/on a server, then connect to it with a smartphone client. This way a choppy mobile internet connection won't disconnect from IRC, and still allow using a touch screen optimized UI.
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Active and helpful community support
Weechat community can be found on #weechat @ Freenode. The community, including devs, is helpful in answering any WeeChat related questions.
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Built-in script manager
WeeChat has a built-in tool for searching, downloading, installing and updating scripts and plugins.
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Intuitive, detail-oriented interface
By default WeeChat has a chat area surrounded by a nicklist on the right, title bar on top, and status and input bars at the bottom. The layout, though, can be completely customized and split vertically or horizontally. It supports 256 colors as long as the terminal supports 256 colors as well as bolded, italicized and underlined text. Even includes little touches as differently colored nicknames for people /away.
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Huge library of scripts
WeeChat scripts repository has hundreds of scripts including url shorteners, music player integrations and bandwidth monitors.
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Mouse support
Mouse click and gestures are supported on a local terminal as well as remote terminal accessed via ssh regardless of screen/tmux. To enable mouse support use /mouse enable command or press alt+m.
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Easy to customize
You are able to modify configurations inside application or via modifying files(i.e. colors).
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Actively developed
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Offers a choice of remote interfaces
WeeChat has html5, qt, android, emacs and javascript remote interface options.
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Incremental text search
Text is searched through in real time as search terms are being written.
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License:
GPLv3
Proxy server:
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KVIrc
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Extensive documentation available
Help files and online resources show all of the feature and scripting capabilities.
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Portable
KVIrc does not need to be installed. It can be kept on a flash drive and run from there.
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Still active developement
Despite whats been said, development has been continuing at a steady pace on version 4.3.1 and more recently 4.3.2.
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Plenty of customization options
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Platforms:
GNU/Linux, Windows
License:
GPL
Media:
Yes
Interface:
GUI
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The Lounge
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Free
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Server, not an application
This is a server, not an application, so there's that extra bit of overhead.
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Highly maintained
You can see the activity here. For example 62 pull requests were merged from 2018-02-17 to 2018-02-24.
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Uses NodeJS
Javascript...
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Hosted on the web
Always up.
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Platforms:
Linux for server and gui is progressive web app
Media:
Yes
Message history:
Optional
Proxy server:
Yes
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Kiwi IRC
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Beautiful interface
Kiwi's default interface is aesthetically modern, while keeping a classic two-column layout with chat window on the left and nicklist on the right. Unlike many other interfaces, a considerable amount of effort has been spent on making it easy on the eyes. The interface offers common customization options including time format changes, choice of system messages and choice of laying out channels in a tabbed or list manner.
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Notifications don't time out
Notifications pop-ups have to be closed manually each time, they don't disappear on their own after a set amount of time.
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Free and open source
Kiwi IRC web client is available for free licensed under GPL with source available on GitHub.
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Requires additional install, i.e. 'must have this' to run
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Embeddable
Code can be generated that allows embedding the IRC client within a website.
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Available in multiple languages
Kiwi's front-end is available in more than 20 languages including Polish, Romanian and Russian.
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HexChat
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Free and open source
HexChat is available as a free download with source code licensed under GPL v2 and available on GitHub.
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It is not free on Windows Store
Caused by Windows Store way of installing. If you select install trial, you have full use without limit. Don't use Windows Store.
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Simple, clear interface
HexChat's default interface is clear, well-organized and intuitive. Channels can be laid out as both tabs and in a tree structure. All components such as user lists, topics bar or even menu bar can be hidden to provide a clean way to interact. Conversely the interface can be configured to show quick access buttons for changing channel flags, sending files or performing operator actions.
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Bad character support
Writing normal apostrophes and certain characters is not possible without a certain plugin installed. Additionally, it does not render all glyphs like most other programs would.
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Works for any level of user
HexChat is an advanced IRC client that is good for beginners as well as those users who like to get under the hood. It is easy to get up and running, but has all the advanced features that a power user would need.
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Poor high DPI display support
Text is blurry and hard to read on HDPI displays. Both in Windows and Mac.
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Functionality can be extended with plugins and scripts
HexChat has a great list of plugins and scripts and is compatible with most XChat plugins. XChats library is incredibly extensive. There is a wide range of both useful and fun plugins. It's possible to add an RSS feed, play a game of chess or control an mp3 player via chat while translating everything written to l33t speek.
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High CPU usage on some Windows 8.1 & 10 versions
HexChat has a long-standing unresolved issue with high CPU usage spikes on key-presses that is noticed in some Windows 8.1 and 10 versions.
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Multi-platform
Windows , Linux and Mac. Source-code available. Someone named Berke Victor's responsible for the Mac version. It's not maintained by the github team (Win, Linux, source-code).
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Doesn't support fingerprint verification for SSL certificate
Doesn't support certificate fingerprint verification for SSL certificates. Hence can't use self-signed certificates for SSL.
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Highly customizable look
While most clients allow changing the theme or style of a window, HexChat gives complete control over what it looks like. It's possible to set a custom image as the background, changing font, or syntax colors.
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The Win10 Store Trial Is actually the full version
The Win10 Store "trial" is actually the full version and is not time limited - the pay version is simply there to give Windows Store users the ability to donate to the project, because the Windows Store doesn't support a donate button.
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Portable
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Available in multiple languages
HexChat has either complete or partial translations in over 50 languages.
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Highly scriptable
HexChat supports scripting in Perl and Python. Both languages can be used to extend functionality of the software - bots can be written, automation can be added, new dialogs can be created.
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Actively developed
GitHub repository shows active development.
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Automation tools built into core application
Lots of automation features built into the core application. Custom keyboard shortcuts and Alias commands enabled. Winamp, url-logger, and many other plugins can be easily enabled for extra functionality. UI is highly configurable/themeable, large community of users. Supports countless simultaneous connections.
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Excellent documentation
Hexchat has well-organized, extensive documentation that covers everything from a basic Getting Started guide to enabling Spell Check, connecting to Twitch chat or using Tor.
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SSL:
Yes
Multi-server:
Yes
OTR:
plugin
URI scheme:
Yes
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IRCCloud
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Inline media
IRCCloud has the ability to embed pictures, youtube videos, vines, etc straight within the chat window.
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Lack of bold, strikethrough, italic and color codes
This seems like something that should have been obvious.
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Can stay connected while user is absent
IRCCloud offers an option to keep idling in a channel even when the user is not connected. This way no conversations or mentions will be missed while away.
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Potential for networks blocking IRCCloud's connections
Since IRCCloud acts as a bouncer with all user connections coming from the same IP range, IRCCloud might be shut off from a network once a network's session limit is reached.
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Drag and drop filesharing
Files can be shared simply by dragging and dropping them into a channel. They will be hosted on IRCCloud's servers and linked.
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Simple interface
IRCCloud has a simple two-pane interface with a chat window on the left and server and channel lists on the right. It includes colorized nicknames to easier tell users apart and allows customizing details such as clock format, usermode symbols and alerts.
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Pastebin integration
IRCCloud will suggest putting long snippets of text on pastebin and link that instead of flooding the channel.
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Free tier
While IRCCloud is generally a subscription service, a limited free tier is available. It's limited to 2 external IRC networks besides irc.irccloud.com, accounts get disconnected after 2h while no frontend is used (does not apply for the first 7 days) and 100MB file sharing limit as well as it lacks a number of team and enterprise oriented features.
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Native emoji support
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Cloud saving of logs
Never lose logs again, IRCCloud keeps them backed up and can email a zip of them to you on request.
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BNC by default
All other irc clients are only connected to the network as long as you are online. IRCCloud provides a bouncer by default, i.e. an irc proxy that maintains your presence and logs all chat. Said BNC remains online for 3 hours by default, papering over connectivity losses, or for a small fee of 4€ per month, you can remain online forever (good for travels and such).
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Private servers for teams
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Amazing mobile app
Available on android and apple stores. It's just as good as the desktop client, comparable with discord though not as fully featured, being IRC.
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Prototype web wrapper client
There is a primitive, but consistently updated web wrapper that can act as a desktop client available on github. They don't exactly publicize it, but it is being actively developed all the same. It will likely evolve into a full-featured dedicated desktop client in time.
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Takes security seriously
Offers bounties for reporting security bugs through HackerOne.
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Custom authentication support for enterprises
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On-premises hosting for enterprises
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Interface:
Web
IPv6:
Yes
SSL:
Yes
SASL:
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Trillian
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Supports all dead services.
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In-house server support
You can set up a dedicated server to hold your communications. Great for businesses that want to build their own infrastructure.
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Multiple networks in one place
Among them Yahoo!, Facebook, Skype, Google, AIM, ICQ, XMPP, MSN. You can have multiple accounts associated with each service.
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Group chat
Trillian to Trillian group chat is available.
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Quassel
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Free and open source
Quassal is available for free with source code licensed under GPL and available here.
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Potential memory bloat in monolithic client if left running for a period of time
(I don't know if this problem has been fixed in recent years, but I have doubts)
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Distributed
It's possible for a front-end client or multiple front-end clients to connect to a single core client. This allows setting up an always on-line core that can be accessed from anywhere.
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No DCC support
DCC or Direct Client-to-Client protocol allows for private communications between users (without the traffic being routed through servers). Neither chat nor file transfers are supported.
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Easy installation on Ubuntu due to the existence of PPA's
Right now Quassel has a PPA maintainer, which allows you to install the stable version or daily versions. Support for PostgreSQL as database backend and easy to configure for people that know a bit about systems.
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License:
GPL
Interface:
GUI, TUI
IPv6:
Yes
Auto update:
No
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mIRC
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Clean interface
mIRC interface is uncluttered, easy to overview and use. Additionally, it is highly customizable where fonts, layouts, aliases, popups, etc can be changed and extendable so it can be made to fit any necessities.
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Not free
mIRC is not free but only a trial for 30 days, after that the user is asked to pay $20 to be able to use the software.
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Highly scriptable with an ever-evolving scripting language
Scripts are short programs (sets of instructions) that can be used to automate tasks in mIRC. mIRC has its own scripting language which can be used to perform many different types of tasks, from managing IRC channels to playing multi-user online games. mIRC scripts can also be used to perform tasks that are not IRC-related, such as managing files on the computer, sending emails, or backing up a web server. The scripting language is being improved upon and developed further with each release of mIRC.
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No command line solution
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Functionality can be extended with a vast array of scripts
A vast array of scripts are available on the web.
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The developer sucks
You cannot get real support, it's everything 90's style there, a forum that created since 1990 and nothing interesting, also when you request something it gets deleted by the developer or you got ban because the developer doesn't agree with your opinion.
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Almost all actions can be performed via buttons
mIRC offers easy to use graphical solutions for a wide range of different IRC commands and server configurations so it's possible to use either commands or icons based on preference.
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Vague information on validity of purchased licenses
Developer only says a license is valid for "several years" and is known to have intentionally voided licenses that were specifically described as lifetime licenses for repeat business.
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Has been in active development for over 20 years
mIRC was created in 1995 by Khaled Mardam-Bey and is still being actively developed.
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Old bones
It doesn't help when a program has old bones.
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Free trial
mIRC offers a free 30-day trial.
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Developer is acting like Hitler uppon feedbacks and replies
By westor
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Stable
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Per-server settings
It's possible to create a list of settings and action that perform when connecting to a specific server. All of these things are easy to set up and use.
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Very customisible
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Crackable if you NOP CRC
Very easy to crack if you know basic Reverse Engineering.
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License:
Proprietary
Interface:
GUI
IPv6:
Yes
Auto update:
Yes
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Nettalk
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No longer developed
Development ceased some time ago (2012).
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Can overlay incoming messages
Nettalk can be set up to overlay incoming messages. Especially useful for games.
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Poor log management
It stores all logs in one file in a custom format.
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Built-in spellcheck
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German language
Is primarily a German language client, so the spell check, etc. is in German.
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Free and open source
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Multi-lingual interface
Nettalk is available in English, Spanish, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Hungarian and German.
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Easy interface
Simple and good looking interface.
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Encryption support
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Scriptable
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Functionality can be extended via plugins
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License:
Apache
Interface:
GUI
IPv6:
No
Auto update:
Yes
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Pidgin
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Support for a wide range of additional chat services
Pidgin not only supports IRC, it also supports plenty of other services such as AIM, Google Talk, MSN, ICQ and plenty of others. This way, you can have all of your conversations in the same app and won't have to deal with multiple chat windows being open.
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Miserable IRC font controls (as of 2.13.0.17)
Does its best to avoid putting sensible default font controls in any place where you can get to it. And when it does grudgingly change it, based on system preferences (not local preferences), it does so in an inconsistent and unpredictable fashion.
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Free and open source
Pidgin and its code is completely free and open source. Pidgin has no ads and no features behind a paywall.
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No native VoIP support
While there are plugins there is no built in support for VoIP in Pidgin which is time consuming to implement instead of being baked in from the jump.
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Cross platform
The Pidgin instant messaging client is cross platform, working on Linux, Windows and OSX.
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Convenient notification features
Like other quality IRC clients, Pidgin features notifications that the user can set in order to have a variety of things happen when the users is mentioned, such as an audio cue or changing the system tray icon.
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Highly customisable with plugins
Pidgin not only has a large plugin library built-in, but also an array of third party plugins for a variety of functions.
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux
License:
GPL
Media:
Video send/receive, Images
Message history:
Optional
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Mozilla Thunderbird
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Free (as in freedom and beer)
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Development slowed to only focus on stability and security
Mozilla Thunderbird has slowed down its development of features to only focus resources on security and stability.
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Available on Linux, OS X and Windows
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Outdated interface
Thunderbird's interface is very outdated and unpleasant. It feels more like a Windows XP application than like a modern MacOS one.
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Very reliable
Version after version, Mozilla Thunderbird works as expected.
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Terrible integration with macOS
Simple things - drag/dropping pictures doesn't work, for instance.
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Good filtering system
Mozilla Thunderbird offers a flexible filtering system with the ability to set flags and read/unread, as well as sort/assign to new mail directories. There are also numerous plugins available to assist in the filtering.
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Subject lines can (temporarily) disappear from the list
This is sporadic behavior.
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Large assortment of plugins available
Mozilla Thunderbird offers a huge amount of extensions to expand the usability and options of the client.
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Serious bugs
Clicking on a subject line can bring up the wrong email.
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Great flexibility
More options and extended settings than most power users could dream of. Get it working how YOU want.
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Tabs for navigation
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Lightning Calendar and Address Book integration
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Consistent and involving a moderate learning curve
The app design of Mozilla Thunderbird has not changed significantly since its beginning, making its learning curve almost non-existent.
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Send large files easy
Install pCloud plugin for Thunderbird and your files (upto 20 GB free storage included) will be received as download links
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Platforms:
Windows, macOS, Linux
Search:
Yes
IMAP:
Yes
Exchange Support:
Yes
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XChat
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Highly customizable look
While most clients allow changing the theme or style of a window, XChat gives complete control over what it looks like. It's possible to set a custom image as the background, changing font, or syntax colors.
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Development stopped
The latest release of XChat was in 2010. An active fork is HexChat.
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Works for any level of user
XChat is an advanced IRC client that is good for beginners as well as those users who like to get under the hood. It is easy to get up and running, but has all the advanced features that a power user would need.
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Excellent Plugin Library
XChat has a great list of plugins and scripts. Most quality IRC clients support plugins but XChats library is incredibly extensive. There is a wide range of both useful and fun plugins. It's possible to add an RSS feed or play a game of chess. Or maybe you want to control an mp3 player via chat while translating everything you type to l33t speek. XChats Plugin Library is truly extensive.
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Great interface
XChat's default interface is clear, well-organized and intuitive. Channels can be laid out as both tabs and in a tree structure. All components such as user lists, topics bar or even menu bar can be hidden to provide a clean way to interact. Conversely the interface can be configured to show quick access buttons for changing channel flags, sending files or performing operator actions.
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License:
GPL Proprietary
Interface:
GUI TUI
IPv6:
Yes
Auto update:
No
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CIRC
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"One Identity" ability
Create a personal "bouncer" of sorts, using CIRC "/make-server" (/help make-server for more details) give you a connection so that you can using the same Ident/Nick from multiple devices.
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Mobile
Access it everywhere where Chrome is.
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Easy setup
Few clicks to install.
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Smuxi
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Twitter integration
It's possible to check and interact with Twitter's timeline, replies and direct messages from the Smuxi client.
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Poor script and plugin library
Smuxi's script and plugin library contains less than 10 entries.
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Distributed
Smuxi offers an option to keep idling in a channel even when all front-end clients are closed. It's possible for a front-end client or multiple front-end clients to connect to a single server. This allows setting up an always on-line server that can be accessed from anywhere.
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Plugins and scripts can be written in any language
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Highly customizable interface
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Facebook chat, gTalk and Jabber integration
Smuxi has XMPP protocol support that allows integrating with Facebook chat, gTalk and Jabber.
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Theming support
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Caret mode
Caret mode allows navigating through messages (the output buffer) via keyboard.
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