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Yahoo Web Messenger

Written by Nicholas Chan on May 11, 2007 – 3:10 pm -

Yahoo Web Messenger UI

Recently, Yahoo! just launch their web version of the Yahoo Messenger. Making it easy to chat with other Yahoo user or MSN user without download the program. I tried it just now and it’s way better than MSN Web Messenger and can compete with Gtalk in GMail. However, the Yahoo Web Messenger‘s UI is nice and simple to use.

As you can see above in the photo, it have tab conversation and real time refresh because of Web 2.0. Not like MSN Web Messenger or e-Messenger, they refresh every don’t know how long and it will annoyed you. Because my Windows Live Messenger on my PC siao siao already, so I need to use Web Messenger to talk to friend and since Yahoo now can chat with Live Messenger user, I uses Yahoo. But the hard thing is you need to add the contact in your MSN 1 by 1.

MSN Web Messenger UI

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  • Anonymous
    Koolim is a web messenger which enables you to access MSN, Yahoo, AIM, ICQ. MSN web messenger may be blocked on your company firewall so KoolIM is the best alternative to speak with friends, family, classmates and others. KoolIM is the leading online messenger. If other web messengers are blocked than KoolIM is the perfect option for you.
  • narrowband
    Yeap I read about it in In-Tech just few days ago. I have been waiting for this Web Messenger for a long time. It will be very useful for those who go online from school/college computer labs (public computers). In my own PC, though, I'd rather use a YM client rather than a web-based one.
  • teddY
    Well personally I don't use Yahoo because I'm quite used to using Windows Live Messenger already. Hmmm the web-based version sounds like a really sweet incentive because some lazy people like me are too reluctant to download new updates for their messenging programmes!
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