This is a small update that adds features and addresses a number of issues reported by users since the last release. It includes improvements, changes and fixes, including:Added per server options for SSL certificate, logon settings, and server encoding.Added support for numeric 005 UTF8ONLY token.Added support for IRCv3 echo-message.Added support for IRCv3 005 numeric BOT=b mode token.Added support for various WATCH list numerics for the notify list.Changed CAP request on connect to speed up server logon.Changed servers list in connect dialog to group named servers together.Changed channels...

So recently while chatting on IRC server on Rizon i managed to have a chat with a chatter called socerer who owns irc-nerds. We were talking about irc scripts and servers and was asking about my server and if i would like to have more chatter's and I was like any other irc server owner of course, but how? well the topic Pylink came up and now from this day were are connected with #nerds and coder-irc-lounge with the help of sorcerer and Pylink. So if you looking to establish on getting more chatter's to your server come join on rizon #nerds or go direct to https://www.irc-nerds.wikii !!...

Beta v7.68.3621 changes:1.Item 9, echo-message is now disabled by default. Seehttps://forums.mirc.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/270495/#Post270495for an explanation.2.Item 37, made a number of improvements.

Here's a Zip file of some old IRC Scripts if your interested in keeping for your own archives.   I take no responsibility to any damage caused by any noobs running somethings that I might upload for the mIRC community as I did not make even a dent of what I will be sharing. Anything I know for sure is dangerous I will surely Mark it as Such and if I do Heed the Warning. Like GtBots. for instance those can be dangerous toys if not used properly. This is for your own warning. coders-Resources is not responsible when or how you use these scripts. 1325329690_mIRCScripts.zip

THERE are not many sites that keep abreast of IRC. Many wrongly assume that it barely exists anymore, but it has been around for a very long time. As netsplit.de puts it: “Internet Relay Chat (short: IRC) [...] a chat protocol that was developed in 1988 and that’s internationally used for text based communication over the Internet.” Here’s a list of currently-known networks “in alphabetical order” (Techrights has only just been added, but like many other networks it was “unseen” for a long time). Based on these known networks alone, the number of users peaks at...

The latest beta is v7.68.1159 and can be downloaded here. It includes the following changes   Read more Here