Instant messaging client
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Chat Client is the name used for alternative engines to messengers such as Yahoo!, MSN, and AOL. Several offer limited services with only IM/PM ability while some offer combined messsenger services with Yahoo!, AOL, or MSN, among others, combined into one. Most chat clients offer alternatives for Yahoo! messenger which offers options for entering rooms.
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[edit] List of clients by service
[edit] MSN
- MSN Messenger
- Windows Live Messenger, the successor to MSN Messenger (runs only under Windows XP and newer).
- Windows Messenger (not to be confused with the Messenger system service) (the name of a version of MSN Messenger bundled with certain versions of Windows XP)
- aMSN
- pebrot
- Gaim (Adium X is the Mac OS X version)
- msncp
- Sim
[edit] Yahoo!
Y!mLite www.ymlitechat.com 100% unbootable.
[edit] AIM/ICQ
[edit] Google
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