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Open source Jabber (XMPP) client with multi-account support, clean and simple interface. Being both free (as in freedom!) and ad-free, Xabber is designed to be the best Jabber client for Android. Xabber uses Gradle build system. The only specific thing is git submodule for the MemorizingTrustManager library. Since it’s inception in 2011, Xabber has grown to be a number one XMPP client for Android. It is fast, reliable and packed with lots of features that make it more advanced than most...

...It only requires a running glassfish server to deploy the application on and a MySQL database server. After deployment and first run, anyone can access your webserver, register and play the game, using only a web browser that has built-in support for webSockets

OpenCHAT is a 100% HTTP and HTML based chat server written in Java. It has it´s own stand alone HTTP server integrated and does not need any Applet or special software on client side to run on, but only a frames enabled web browser.

The Java Msn Lib(JML) based web msn client developed by Roy Tsang. You can reach me at roy dot cstsang at gmail dot com.

foxTalkz is the total solution for chatting. It is built as a Firefox extension integrated with Google chat, and it does not need an internet connection to chat in the LAN.

MeetingPoint is a modular cross-browser realtime collaboration and conferencing environment. It provides Flash web meeting with audio/video conference, shared whiteboard and slideshow presentation, chat, polls, etc. Full Moodle integration.

Web messenger is a project to develop free online messenger client service for internet users. User can use simple web/wap browser to use messenger service. The service will also be online even after the user is not connected to internet.

Blitz Messenger... a cross-platform/cross-browser/no-downloads-required application allowing an end-user to chat via their browser. Alls required on server side is Blitz and alls required on the Browser end is Javascript and a person willing to chat!

GoChat is a modular multi-user, multi channel, platform-independent, high-performant and scalable web-based chat system which only needs a web browser on the client side.

WYIM is a completely web browser based IM client which uses AJAX to recreate a fat IM client feel. It is currently able to connect to the Yahoo IM service, with MSN, AOL and Google (jabber) on the way. Written in Java; runs on Tomcat.

Simple and powerful chat client/server system for your web pages. Support channel administration, irc-like commands, connections filtering, extensive logging and much more. Works in any Java compliant web browser.

A 100% pure Java Chat Servlet with HTML output, so ever web browser can paricipate in the chat.

Y-Chat is a Chat program written in Java and html, accessible with a simple web browser through the internet (or even in LAN if wished). This only requires a JDK on the hosting server and a web browser for the end-user.

The Java HTTP based Chat-server implements all that is needed on the serverside to bind a standard browser like (IE, Mozilla, etc.) to an IRC Network. The relationship require no special software installaed at the clientside other than a modern browser

Chatlet is an applet / servlet gateway to IRC. It makes it possible to transparently connect to IRC using a standard web browser, even if you are behind proxies and firewalls, as all communication is done via HTTP.

Jabber Applet 2 is an extension of the now defunct jabberapplet that is hosted on sourceforge. The goal is to create a robust and full featured java applet that can be run from any browser on any computer that has the ability to run java applets.

JabberApplet is a Chat Applet using the Jabber protocol. The goals are: 1) keep it small 2) easy to use 3) support as many operating systems/browser combinations as possible.

a QQ client on browser can be used in internal-net(e.g. enterprise net)