Pidgin Portable 2.10.12 - Instant Messenger

[}TCP{Wolf]

Since I've had a lot of issues with my old instant messenger lately, and the simple fact some protocols no longer worked/were no longer updated, I finally took the step and migrated.

Pidgin isn't the "nicest" looking multimessenger, but at the moment apparently one that seems to work well. I took the liberty of creating a new pre-made package for Windows 32 bit based on Pidgin portable - it should work with Windows 2000 and newer, or XP and newer anyway...

It comes pre-installed with OTR (secure instant messenging), a few extra plugins and protocols, and I took the liberty to tweak the configuration already a little bit. There's still stuff I dislike or find missing, such as popups - there's "guification" and "libnotify" for it somewhere but I cannot seem to find existing DLLs at the moment.

Whoever cares, here's the link, if you have no idea what I am talking about, just close this browser window

http://wolf.tcpclan.net/hidden/PidginPortable_2.10.12.zip

Package checksums:
SHA1: 099d3fc9e542fdde1a72a3edbd13820252c7744d
MD5: 6e429b1cd35a51b5aece7227727e6fe5
SHA256: 3280c797a1403b8b3ccad60789ae042bc6c662a3d5fe8df2fa8ba3c112d9af6e
SHA512: fe9646a5868d82d8c9fea4c0601351691a9bfbe343e91544124ef2ed3901b32d736864f27606b72f648e292251b73ee679dc92cfe6956712505b43e09a02021b

[}TCP{Coco]

All of the above checksums don't match...!?

Nah, just kidding.

I use Pidgin for years already. It's not the best-featured messenger, but open source, available for Windows and Linux and still gets updated every now and then. And as you said, it supports many protocols and plugins for further enhancements.