Pidgin isn't an "IRC client". It's a multiprotocol client which supports the Facebook MQTT protocol alongside IRC (and dozen other systems like ICQ, AIM, Y!IM, XMPP, QQ...) Indeed it has a much stronger focus on chat/IM systems, and just happens to "support" IRC because it can. So when you log in to Facebook through Pidgin, you're not using its IRC capabilities at all.
Pidgin is a chat program which lets you log into accounts on multiple chat networks simultaneously. This means that you can be chatting with friends on XMPP and sitting in an IRC channel at the same time.
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Pidgin is compatible with the following chat networks out of the box: Jabber/XMPP, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, IRC, Novell GroupWise Messenger, Lotus Sametime, SILC, SIMPLE, and Zephyr. It can support many more with plugins.
The funny thing is, for all those billions of people using messaging apps, only a fraction of businesses are actively engaging with this massive audience. Yep, only 39% of businesses use chatbots for better website interaction (and the chatbots that these businesses use are extremely limited).
Plus, chatbots can also do some very effective hands-free lead generation on your behalf. And they do all this in real-time, meaning that a customer rarely has to wait for a response from a representative or stand in a digital queue to get their questions answered. This provides an exceptional customer experience.
Messaging apps for friends to chat with one another, for those who want to keep tabs on international pals, for enterprise teams to more easily work together, and just recently: for small businesses to talk to their customers.
Your ad needs to clearly set up the expectation that clicking on it will open up a message with your business and what that chat session is intended to accomplish, even if that means mentioning that in multiple different spots on your ad.
But you should make it a regular point to check and respond to chats throughout the day. That might be once first thing in the morning, once before lunch, and once before the end of the day. Or it might be once every few hours.
BitlBee brings IM (instant messaging) to IRC clients. It's a great solutionfor people who have an IRC client running all the time and don't want to runan additional XMPP/facebook/discord/whatever client.
BitlBee currently supports XMPP/Jabber and the Twitter microblogging network(and GNU social) out of the box. There are plugins for facebook, discord,steam, mastodon, and you can use libpurple to get even more protocols.See the wiki for a full list.
As soon as you get your accounts working, you can add users to your contactlist and talk to them, just like you normally do on IRC. Open a query, talkto the person in the channel, or even talk to them in groupchats that willlook to you like just another IRC channel.
This release ships with only two non-purple protocol plugins built-in, jabber and twitter. There's a nice list of plugins in the wiki, including a few that don't require purple, like facebook, discord and mastodon
As stated above, Facebook's XMPP has ceased to be, throwing auth errors for (almost?) everyone. Use bitlbee-facebook, which, btw, improved significantly after jgeboski's partipation in the pidgin GSoC.
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I am assuming that you have properly configured initializers/devise.rb if you are using devise and you have the proper facebook gem 'omniauth-facebook', '> 4.0' gem installed and gem 'omniauth', '> 1.6', and you have the necessary columns in your users table such as uid, image, and provider. That's it.
Tor Messenger is a cross-platform chat program that aims to be secure by default and sends all of its traffic over Tor. It supports a wide variety of transport networks, including Jabber (XMPP), IRC, Google Talk, Facebook Chat, Twitter, Yahoo, and others; enables Off-the-Record (OTR) Messaging automatically; and has an easy-to-use graphical user interface localized into multiple languages.
Add an account first. You could for example use XMPP or an IRC network. All 1-on-1 chats will be automatically OTR-encrypted. If you want to use an XMPP server that has a hidden service, there are several to choose from, but one I tested to work well in Tor Messenger is rows.io (just check their website for information and use in-band registration to create a new account). Of course if you want to actually have a person to talk to, they also need to have an XMPP account somewhere or should be logged into the same IRC network, depending on what you end up using. There are also less privacy-friendly options like Facebook Messenger available, you can also use these depending on what your needs/wishes are into a chat service.
I am trying to get this chat waorking also...when you go to add a account irc or the other it ask what server you want to use....pick user then server ??????? I have no idea....I am running into the same problem as everyone else trying to log in to my google or facebook account......anyhelp any body ????
There is not much point in supporting these chat protocols in a Tor-dependent messenger. I suggest that you remove them at least until Google, Yahoo, and all the other snoopers decide to become more Tor-friendly.
And essentially that boils down to hacking into one secret chat with one trillion dollars, which is pretty much not worth it. And supposedly you'd notice, as it could take over a day for the keys to exchange. In which you would know that the chat has been compromised. I can post more info.
The goal for Tor Messenger is to meet people where they are -- so you can have more safety on your side, while still interacting with your friends who e.g. use XMPP and OTR but haven't seen the light yet. While the goal of Ricochet (ok, one of the goals) is to give people a chat approach where there's no "middle", and thus no central point for the adversary to break in and snoop on things.
You mention in the release notes that it works wit gtalk and facebook, but does this assume thay they have their XMMP endpoints open? Facebook closed theirs a couple of months ago and gtalk only works if the user has not migrated to hangout. Is it sitll valid in those cases?
Works for me but is timing out on "Downloading Contact List..."Make sure you use your "User Name". NOT the same as what you use to log in. You can find it by going to your profile and grabbing the text after facebook.com/
I doubt this is a good idea. With this you basically send the message that it is OK to log via Tor to your personal gmail or facebook account - which obviously defeats the purpose of connecting via Tor on the first place.
This is not just for Google Talk or Facebook. This is for IRC and Jabber as well, both of which work fine without associating any real identity. Not to mention, like we said in the blog post, a lot of people use Google Talk or Facebook because they have their existing networks there -- we are just providing a secure way for them to use it without revealing their location or the content of their chats, which Tor and OTR take care of quite nicely. 2ff7e9595c