digsby is a multiprotocol IM client, email notification tool, and social networking tool. The IM client lets you chat with all your friends on AIM, MSN, Yahoo, ICQ, Google Talk, and Jabber with one simple to manage buddy list. The email notification tool alerts you of new email and lets you perform actions such as 'Delete' or 'Report Spam' with just one click. The social networking tool alerts you of events like new messages and gives you a live Newsfeed of what your friends are up to.
- Performance: We’ve optimized performance from the ground up, reducing overall CPU usage by about 50%
- Buddy List Search: Press Ctrl+F to easily search your buddy list or the web
- Emoticons: Added four new emoticon packs to choose from
- File Transfers: Improved the reliability of AIM, ICQ, and MSN file transfers
- Conversations: Added an option for new IM windows to start hidden and blink the tray icon instead of popping up a window
- New Infobox: The infobox now uses the same user interface control as the IM window (WebKit), making it much faster and more versatile
Reviewing Build 60 (r22564) (Jun 27, 2009)
Please read Aker's review (below), he's absolutely right. Let me quote part of his review:
"Digsby is a client that started on a noble path and later morphed into the ad-driven mess it is today. Upon install, you must click through what seems like an infinite number of adware installers, unselect them, and finally get to the actual application you downloaded in the first place".
I agree 100%
Reviewing Build 60 (r22564) (Jun 27, 2009)
Just to set Halc's reply straight.. The installer for digsby does come with options to install various pieces of crapware but its perfectly safe to click decline on everyone and digsby will work just fine..
Digsby gets paid whether you install them or not.
I REPEAT IT IS STRICTLY USER ERROR IF THIS CRAPWARE GETS INSTALLED. IT IS NOT DIGSBY's FAULT.
Reviewing Build 60 (r22564) (Jun 26, 2009)
Definitely the best multi-protocol IM client out there. I switched from Pidgin to Digsby last year and couldn't be happier. It blows the rest out of the water.
Reviewing Build 57 (r22224) (Jun 15, 2009)
FYI...sometimes the problem comes from the user not the program. In this case, its the user. This program is fine. There is no ADs in the program itself (unlike AIM), only in the installer and if your to lazy to bypass (uncheck) them. Then thats your problem. I don't see an issue with this program. Its fast, smooth and easy to use and yes there is an alternative downloader to bypass the ADs completely like artfuldodga said. Just try b4 u assume anything. Good DAY to you all!!
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