All In One Instant Messenger For Pc

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An All in one chat messenger lets you replicate all your chat contacts to a single application. You can easily manage, edit and most importantly chat with all you friends of Facebook, Google talk (now, Google Hangout), Windows Live messenger (now, Skype), Yahoo messenger and more from that single app. Benefits? Here you go:

• You do not need to login to multiple messenger applications.
• Saves bandwidth.
• Makes it easy to manage your contacts.
• Number of customization options.

So, here, in this tutorial, we are going to discuss the top three all in one chat messenger for PC that helps you in maintaining a repository of you chat contacts.

Top three all in one chat messenger for PC

1. Pidgin

Pidgin has been one of the best all in one messenger(s) for PC and Linux. It supports number of chat networks like AIM, ICQ, Google Talk, Jabber/XMPP, MSN Messenger, Yahoo!, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, IRC, Novell GroupWise Messenger, Lotus Sametime, SILC, SIMPLE, MXit, MySpaceIM, and Zephyr. Moreover, you can edit and add more messenger accounts with Pidgin plugins. The installation is simple as well.

Download Pidgin from here.

Follow the installation process

Make sure to check the 'GTK+Runtime (required if not present). You can choose to install preferred language packs as well.

Let the installation run and install the application. Once installed, open the app and start adding accounts of your choice. There are number to chat networks to choose from.

If you are unsure about the settings of a particular social network, utilize Pidgin's plugin protocol list from here.

Pidgin has to be the preferred all in one messenger for pc due to it's insanely supported social networks and ease of use.

2. Nimbuzz

Nimbuzz works amazingly well on pc's, tablets and smartphones across different platforms. It's available for Windows and Mac. However, the supported social network database isn't even close to Pidgin but it's pretty decent for chatting with your Facebook and Google contacts through a single app. USP is the synchronization of your contacts, messages across all your devices. In order to use Nimbuzz you need a Nimbuzz account. Please note that you need to register your mobile number in order to continue.

3. Trillian

Trillian has made it in this list because of it's awesome User interface. Period. It's just beautiful. You will love using the application and actually enjoy talking to your friends over Trillion. Other than the UI the features and supported networks are just basic. The installation is simple as well.

Download Trillian from here. (Please note that Trillian has 2 account types: Free and Pro) Use to free for basic chat requisites. Upgrade to pro for number of new features, cloud history, no ads and more. You need a Trillian account in order to continue.

After registering the account, start adding the social networks of your choice.

Add the accounts and start chatting with your friends, right away. You can setup your mail accounts as well with Trillian, to know more, click here.

All In One Messenger App

In these three apps, my personal favorite is Pidgin due to it's easy interface and robust social networks support. Choose yours based on your requirements and preferences. And yes, Happy New Year. :-)

Some company or school networks don't allow you use instant messengers by using their firewall to block certain port numbers that prevents application such as Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, Yahoo! Messenger and AOL Instant Messenger in connecting. Even if you're on a network that does not block instant messengers, you still need to download and install the program on the computer. You need to make sure that the password is not saved on the public computer or else the next person can use your account.

If you need to urgently connect to an instant messenger service to send a quick message without all the hassle, the easiest way is to use web based instant messenger. They will work unless the URLs are specifically blocked on the firewall rules.

The web-based ICQ messenger is now called Web-ICQ instead of ICQ2Go! It runs on Flash and just click on the huge Launch Web-ICQ button to open a new window to login to your ICQ account.

Visit Web-ICQ

2. Yahoo! Messenger

The web-based Yahoo! Messenger has been integrated into the webmail. You will need to login to your Yahoo! Mail and you will be automatically logged in to messenger. Your online contacts will be shown at the left hand sidebar where it either shows Top Contacts or Online Contacts. Double clicking on the contact will popup a window for you to start chatting.

If you are unsure about the settings of a particular social network, utilize Pidgin's plugin protocol list from here.

Pidgin has to be the preferred all in one messenger for pc due to it's insanely supported social networks and ease of use.

2. Nimbuzz

Nimbuzz works amazingly well on pc's, tablets and smartphones across different platforms. It's available for Windows and Mac. However, the supported social network database isn't even close to Pidgin but it's pretty decent for chatting with your Facebook and Google contacts through a single app. USP is the synchronization of your contacts, messages across all your devices. In order to use Nimbuzz you need a Nimbuzz account. Please note that you need to register your mobile number in order to continue.

3. Trillian

Trillian has made it in this list because of it's awesome User interface. Period. It's just beautiful. You will love using the application and actually enjoy talking to your friends over Trillion. Other than the UI the features and supported networks are just basic. The installation is simple as well.

Download Trillian from here. (Please note that Trillian has 2 account types: Free and Pro) Use to free for basic chat requisites. Upgrade to pro for number of new features, cloud history, no ads and more. You need a Trillian account in order to continue.

After registering the account, start adding the social networks of your choice.

Add the accounts and start chatting with your friends, right away. You can setup your mail accounts as well with Trillian, to know more, click here.

All In One Messenger App

In these three apps, my personal favorite is Pidgin due to it's easy interface and robust social networks support. Choose yours based on your requirements and preferences. And yes, Happy New Year. :-)

Some company or school networks don't allow you use instant messengers by using their firewall to block certain port numbers that prevents application such as Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, Yahoo! Messenger and AOL Instant Messenger in connecting. Even if you're on a network that does not block instant messengers, you still need to download and install the program on the computer. You need to make sure that the password is not saved on the public computer or else the next person can use your account.

If you need to urgently connect to an instant messenger service to send a quick message without all the hassle, the easiest way is to use web based instant messenger. They will work unless the URLs are specifically blocked on the firewall rules.

The web-based ICQ messenger is now called Web-ICQ instead of ICQ2Go! It runs on Flash and just click on the huge Launch Web-ICQ button to open a new window to login to your ICQ account.

Visit Web-ICQ

2. Yahoo! Messenger

The web-based Yahoo! Messenger has been integrated into the webmail. You will need to login to your Yahoo! Mail and you will be automatically logged in to messenger. Your online contacts will be shown at the left hand sidebar where it either shows Top Contacts or Online Contacts. Double clicking on the contact will popup a window for you to start chatting.

Visit Yahoo! Mail

3. Google Talk

Similar to Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk is also integrated into their email service Gmail. After signing in to Gmail, there is a chat icon located at the bottom left and clicking on it will show your online contacts at the left sidebar. It is even possible to start a voice or video chat by installing a plugin.

Visit Gmail

4. Windows Live Messenger

The web based Windows Live Messenger has been recently integrated into the new Outlook.com, previously known as Hotmail. After logging in to Outlook, you can click on your name that is shown at the top right to change your status. To chat with your contacts, click on the chat icon, then click on the Start New conversation box where a drop down menu will display your online contacts.

Visit Outlook.com

5. AOL Instant Messenger

AIM Express is the web based version of AOL Instant Messenger that runs on Flash. Click the Chat Now button, and login with your AOL account. It also supports integration with Facebook Chat and Google Talk so you can directly talk to your contacts on other networks right from AIM Express.

Visit AIM Express

All the above websites are official web based instant messengers. There are also third party websites that provide all in one web based instant messaging. If you're afraid to login to your instant messenger account on third party websites, you can use the official ones instead. With Meebo retiring their online messenger, here are the alternatives.

1. Trillian for Web

Trillian is a popular multi instant messaging desktop shareware that connects to most available messaging service. This allows you to chat with your contacts from one program rather than installing and running multiple programs. They now have a free web based version where it requires you to create a free account, and then add the service that you want to connect to.

Visit Trillian for Web

2. eBuddy

eBuddy supports logging in to MSN, Yahoo, Facebook, Google Talk, AIM, ICQ, MySpace and Hyves networks. A very nice feature found in eBuddy is the ability to add multiple networks and link them into one.

Visit eBuddy

3. imo

imo is pretty impressive because it supports extra services such as Skype and Steam. The website uses SSL encryption that protects your login information from being stolen through packet sniffing. A unique feature found in imo is the ability to send short voice messages to your contacts.

Visit imo

4. IM+

IM+ also uses SSL and support a lot more networks including Russian ones such as Yandex and Mail.RU. You can directly use it without registering an account but having an account has an advantage of auto signing in to multiple networks that you add without manually logging in each time.

Visit IM+

5. ILoveIM

ILoveIM is another web based multi messenger that has been around for a few years already. Most of the major messaging networks are supported but one thing we didn't like about it is an advertisement at the top of the template that pushes the contacts slightly to the bottom. Nevertheless it is still a very good web based messenger with video/audio call support.

Visit ILoveIM

6. Karoo Lark

Karoo Lark supports a total of 7 networks and is powered by Javascript. You can connect to the networks by clicking on the icons which will popup a Google Talk like interface to login and chat with your contacts. You can minimize the instant messenger interface and easily restore it back by clicking on the small icon located at the bottom.

Visit Karoo Lark

7. Instan-t Express

Instan-t Express supports only 4 networks (MSN, Google, ICQ/AOL, Yahoo) and it has a very simple interface. During testing we were able to connect to MSN but not Yahoo. Although there's nothing much to rave about but it is a good alternative in case most of the web messengers are blocked.

Visit Instan-t Express

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Interesting and somehow informative list. But the idea of having the access to a web-based messenger is to actually get a way to keep in touch with our contacts. The problem is that most corporations oblige users to buy new devices. For that, they make deliberately obsolete our working ones via software's compatibility. So, for the ones who don't want to be forced to buy a new device having a working one, this list at the end leads to download the devices' obliged versions that won't work on our devices. And tai is the initial reason to use a web-based messenger. Thanks anyway.

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