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With Snak you can participate in conversations in Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels. IRC channels are like meeting rooms on the Internet, where people from all over the world can meet and chat.
There are thousands of channels, each focused on a location or subject, so it's easy to find a place where something interesting is being discussed. You can find channels for computer-related topics, trivia games, your favorite sci-fi TV show, sports like soccer or ice hockey, current politics, local events in many cities, and everything in-between.
In addition to chats in
There are thousands of channels, each focused on a location or subject, so it's easy to find a place where something interesting is being discussed. You can find channels for computer-related topics, trivia games, your favorite sci-fi TV show, sports like soccer or ice hockey, current politics, local events in many cities, and everything in-between.
In addition to chats in
What's New
Version 5.3.4:
- [New] Action to respond to a server request to type /Quote Pass 12345
- [Chg] Updated the Growl library
- [Chg] Updated the Server list
- [Fix] AppleScript was not working on 10.6 and 10.7
- [Fix] Room list panel button did not update when changing the room/channel preference
- [Fix] No cursor when resizing columns in the command reference
- [Fix] The columns in the command reference were incorrectly sized
- [Fix] The topic and ban set by in the channel management dialog did not use the proper formatting
- [Fix] Possible crash when Channel Mgmt dialog open together with System Preferences
- [Fix] Sending a room message from an action in response to an event could send to the currently active one, and not the room where the event happened
- [Fix] The version check did not work.
Version 5.3.4:
- [New] Action to respond to a server request to type /Quote Pass 12345
- [Chg] Updated the Growl library
- [Chg] Updated the Server list
- [Fix] AppleScript was not working on 10.6 and 10.7
- [Fix] Room list panel button did not update when changing the room/channel preference
- [Fix] No cursor when resizing columns in the command reference
- [Fix] The columns in the more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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With Snak you can participate in conversations in Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels. IRC channels are like meeting rooms on the Internet, where people from all over the world can meet and chat.
There are thousands of channels, each focused on a location or subject, so it's easy to find a place where something interesting is being discussed. You can find channels for computer-related topics, trivia games, your favorite sci-fi TV show, sports like soccer or ice hockey, current politics, local events in many cities, and everything in-between.
In addition to chats in the meeting rooms, you can also have private, realtime talks with friends, family, or business associates.
Snak can handle multiple connections and channels in one window, using either a tabbed view with one visible channel, or a tiled view with all channels visible. Snak is scriptable, has a built-in address book and customizable menus, supports SSL connections and HTML logging and more. Snak comes with a comprehensive manual, accessible from the help menu.
There are thousands of channels, each focused on a location or subject, so it's easy to find a place where something interesting is being discussed. You can find channels for computer-related topics, trivia games, your favorite sci-fi TV show, sports like soccer or ice hockey, current politics, local events in many cities, and everything in-between.
In addition to chats in the meeting rooms, you can also have private, realtime talks with friends, family, or business associates.
Snak can handle multiple connections and channels in one window, using either a tabbed view with one visible channel, or a tiled view with all channels visible. Snak is scriptable, has a built-in address book and customizable menus, supports SSL connections and HTML logging and more. Snak comes with a comprehensive manual, accessible from the help menu.
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 25 Jul 2011
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Powershaker reviewed on 05 Oct 2009
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idjster reviewed on 11 May 2007
Is it worth $29 to buy? If it fills your needs, then yes. If Colloquy or some other client does that then fine. They couldn't for me, so the cost was small. I definitely recommend Snak with no hesitation.
Thisis the primary use as my sight is limited and JAVA is plain terrible. The hard drive crashed. At that time both Colloguy and SNAKwere in order.
As of this point, the irc.webmaster.com and #bipolarworld is in both sets.The colloguy is functional. The SNAK is dead in the water. Any suggestions?
Mike
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Dan1983 reviewed on 24 Sep 2006
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MarcoPolo reviewed on 31 Mar 2006
Support is good, polite, helpful and quick. It's even got a reasonably good manual, well hidden under the Help menu. Worth the price. Recommended.
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Zeitkind reviewed on 19 Mar 2006
This is not a discussion forum so please use email.
kent Sorensen
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Make sure you have a backup copy of your old version before upgrading if you do not wish to renew your license.
I'm not sure why a point release of mostly bug fixes would require a license renewal, but I guess I'll be permanently switching to the free Colloquy since the old Snak 5.0.4 has too many bugs that make it difficult to use regularly (like chat input fields that quit working completely).
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OS X is so pretty and Snak just doesn't do it justice at all. My complaints aren't just with the looks, but the total functionality as well. I want drag and drop DCC sending and new inventive features. What happen to "think different"? I'd like Address Book functionality that would allow me to whois a person and show their information. So on and so forth.
Sorry for my small rant.
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Sandwich rated on 09 Feb 2011