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Session Android is the official mobile client for Session, a privacy-first messaging protocol that enables secure, anonymous messaging without requiring phone numbers, email addresses, or centralized user accounts. Built natively for Android, the app lets users send and receive end-to-end encrypted text messages, voice notes, images, and attachments in both one-on-one and group chats, all while routing data through a decentralized onion-routing network designed to protect not just message...

Telegram Web A is a full‐featured web client implementation for Telegram, built from scratch as a lightweight, modern single-page application. It uses a custom front-end framework (called “Teact”) that re-implements React-style paradigms and pairs them with a custom version of the MTProto library (based on GramJS) to interact with Telegram’s backend infrastructure. The project achieved recognition (winning first prize in the Telegram Lightweight Client Contest) and serves as the code base...

...Built in Java and licensed under the AGPL-3.0 license, this server software handles protocols for delivering encrypted messages, synchronizing user metadata like public keys and push tokens, and providing REST and service APIs for the client apps to interact with. Although cryptographic operations and message confidentiality are managed by the client side using the Signal Protocol, the server ensures message routing, user registration, and group updates without having access to the decrypted contents. Its codebase is public to ensure transparency and auditability for a security-focused community willing to inspect how message metadata and delivery mechanisms are implemented.

WeChatExtension-ForMac is an unofficial plugin that enhances the WeChat desktop experience on macOS by adding new features such as message anti-recall, multi-instance login, auto-reply, and UI customization. Designed for users who want more control and functionality from their desktop WeChat client, this plugin requires patching the app and may violate WeChat’s terms of service.

Fire is a multi-protocol instant messenger client for Mac OS X based on freely available libraries for each service. Currently Fire handles AOL Instant Messenger®, ICQ®, MSN® Messenger, Jabber, limited IRC, Yahoo!®, and Apple Bonjour communications.

The aim is to set up an instant messenger service (like ICQ, MSN,...) but totally in GPL licence. Server is written in Perl, the client side (GUI) in Java, and the submission form in PHP. See the README to know why poooms is different of others IM.

Lanchat is a Client/Server instant messenger chat service for network/internet use. Builds upon the many features of modern IM environments while implementing some unique ideas. Supports text formatting, blocking/banning, direct connections and much more

This is a Java-based project to integrate IM services (MSN, Yahoo, AOL, ICQ, Jabber) into a server-based proxy service, providing always-on presence and offline message queing. Any Jabber-based client can receive messages from the service.

Internet Relay Jabber (or IRJ) is a Jabber client for IRC. It's useful if you like IRC, but your friends use another IM service. It is written in Perl and uses Net::Jabber and Net::IRC. (This project is no longer under active development)

An Instant Messenger service in Java. The project consists of a server, client and custom-designed XML-protocol. The system is intended for corporate LANs where the security policy requires a local server.