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What about the protocol?
Can you be more specific?
Valentin David said:What about the protocol?
Some people might want to use it without have a browser opened. I know it sounds like the geek reaction. But if you consider all the social networks coming up chat features, if you consider subscribing to several of them, you then get lost easily. If I need to have one chat for coffee, one for a photography network, one for a music one... I finally use those I can integrate into my chat software, so the one who use a protocol that is opened (or at least commonly used). Protocols can be IRC, XMPP, etc. Moreover, even though I am not completely against Flash technology (because it really helped the web, for video streaming for example), it is really starting to kill my computer. I need to restart my browser every 24 hours just because of advertisements in Flash taking all my memory resource. For me "popping up" the chat does not help much, because it is still using the browser. What I would expect is to be able to connect to it as IRC.
You asked me to be more specific, here I am. Do not take this as I am criticizing. I do not use the chat on bX, so do not do nothing for me. I just wondered.
Matt Milletto said:Can you be more specific?
Valentin David said:What about the protocol?
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