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Convos
Convos is the simplest way to use IRC in your browser
Convos is a persistent, multiuser, browser-based IRC client built using Mojolicious (backend) and Svelte (frontend). It keeps users continuously connected (even when browsers are closed), supports video chat, theming, inline media, and allows self-hosting on personal servers, cloud, or Docker. The supported chat protocol is currently IRC, but Convos can be extended to support other protocols as well. Backend powered by Mojolicious, frontend using Svelte framework. Built-in video chat support for one-on-one or group conversations. Persistent IRC connection and message history even when browsers disconnect (“always online”). -
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An OnScreen notifier script for the IRC client irssi. It notifies you (using the libnotify) upon receiving a message when you run irssi on a remote host.
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Bazaar is a multifunction system that does Web Conferencing, IRC chat, link management, and sgml publication (for the ICAAP system). Bazaar uses MySQL at the back end and features customizable interfaces, API, multiple languages and a host of other f
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