Free IRC

[KuJaX]

Any free mIRC clients or web clients that can connect to IRC servers? I use it very rarely and it won't let me through the mIRC program now and wants to register

 

[Snowknight26]

Irssi is a frequently-used alternative.

 

[SuperSubZero]

I use this basic but functional one: http://clicksandwhistles.com/

 

[shade91]

Chatzilla extension for Firefox. mIRC is shareware which just nags you when you load it but never stops you from being able to use it.

 

[Skripka]

IceChat on desktop.

 

[octoberasian]

IceChat on desktop.

I second IceChat as well, and if you feel like paying for it, Xchat for windows is good too (free for Linux users).

 

[The Donut]

I use AdiIRC and am quite happy with it.

http://www.adiirc.com/

 

[styckx]

Any free mIRC clients or web clients that can connect to IRC servers? I use it very rarely and it won't let me through the mIRC program now and wants to register

The best.. Full open source Java based (cross platform) fully scriptable client.. I use it religiously and spent too many years back in the day idling with the author on Efnet.

Pretend ircii and mIRC had a baby. Now pretend that BitchX was the real father. That's jIRCii

http://www.oldschoolirc.com/

 

[lilfiend]

pidgin supports irc and OTR

 

[Hero1711]

You can use mIRC for free, it will just nag you.

 

[FnordMan]

I second IceChat as well, and if you feel like paying for it, Xchat for windows is good too (free for Linux users).

seconded on x-chat, there's a free fork for windows called hexchat

 

[drdeutsch]

seconded on x-chat, there's a free fork for windows called hexchat

I second hexchat.

 

[k1pp3r]

I think Spark will connect to an IRC server.

 

[B00nie]

The biggest problem is that IRC the way I used to know it, is dead. All the channels of old have smithered down, regulars have developed real lifes with families.

 

[Dark Shade]

The biggest problem is that IRC the way I used to know it, is dead. All the channels of old have smithered down, regulars have developed real lifes with families.

Though when all is said and done, and the Internet as we know it has died off from the abuses of corporate entities and governments to the point of uselessness, there will always be an IRC channel to join

 

[FnordMan]

The biggest problem is that IRC the way I used to know it, is dead. All the channels of old have smithered down, regulars have developed real lifes with families.

The twit network IRC room disagrees with you. During major shows (like twit on sundays) it's a madhouse in there.

I rarely catch a live show but still do once in a while.