JBuddy Messenger Pro3.2.111216

Name: JBuddy Messenger Pro
Price: 30.00 $
Rating: 2.25 (5 reviews)

11 December 2011

Java AIM, iCQ, MSN, Yahoo! chat and more.

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Overview

JBuddy Messenger Pro is a cross-service, cross-platform enterprise IM client for J2SE compliant Java enabled PCs, Macs and devices. JBuddy Messenger Pro supports AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, Lotus Sametime, Jabber, and Zion's JBuddy Message Server on all the major operating systems including Windows 98, NT, 2000, XP, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris, OS/2, etc. Mo< Future enhancements of JBuddy Messenger Pro are already in development to provide a rich set of enterprise IM features. JBuddy Messenger Pro is available as a free demo download. Standard Install Anywhere installer is used. Since JBuddy Messenger Pro stores preferences locally and makes network connections to other computers (AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo, ZionSoftware.com for new version checks and mini-ads) unrestricted access is necessary to use this IM client. Our jars have been signed with a Thawte Code Certificate for your protection. Please visit Zion's store page or send email for licensing and branding discussions.

What's new in JBuddy Messenger Pro

Version 3.2.111216:

General Enhancements

Updated JBuddy Server protocol support for authentication using LDAP and Active Directory
Updated JBuddy Server protocol support for host/port discovery through DNS SRV
Fix to Connect To Service Menu - now prompts for password if one is not saved on that account
Update to AIM to protocol to display changes to AWAY messages (from one AWAY message to another)

2 Reviews of JBuddy Messenger Pro

first off i'll give some props to the developer because making an app like this is very hard. however personally i don't like this app. it doesn't look like a Mac application in any way shape of form. mac apps do not have the menu bar at the top of the window, they have them at the top of the screen. if you're going to take the time to make the app on os x make it look and feel like the user is using a mac os x app.

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