Comments on: Trillian Eyes Meebo with a Web-Based Messenger http://cybernetnews.com/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/ Technology News Mon, 13 Feb 2012 07:03:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ryanhttp://cybernetnews.com/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89860 Ryan Fri, 16 Mar 2007 15:25:19 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/03/10/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89860 <div id="commentquote"><a href="#comment-89859">Tometheus wrote:</a><blockquote>Just a little nit-pick, but Trillian has always been an "online" messenger. (Unless I missed the Psychic Communication preference somewhere.) The term you <em>meant</em> to use was "web-based".</blockquote></div> That's kinda funny...that never even crossed my mind but you are absolutely right! Tometheus wrote:
Just a little nit-pick, but Trillian has always been an “online” messenger. (Unless I missed the Psychic Communication preference somewhere.) The term you meant to use was “web-based”.

That’s kinda funny…that never even crossed my mind but you are absolutely right!

]]> By: Tometheushttp://cybernetnews.com/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89859 Tometheus Fri, 16 Mar 2007 14:32:32 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/03/10/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89859 Just a little nit-pick, but Trillian has always been an "online" messenger. (Unless I missed the Psychic Communication preference somewhere.) The term you <em>meant</em> to use was "web-based". Just a little nit-pick, but Trillian has always been an “online” messenger. (Unless I missed the Psychic Communication preference somewhere.) The term you meant to use was “web-based”.

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]]> By: Trillian Going after Meebo » Solo Technologyhttp://cybernetnews.com/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89669 Trillian Going after Meebo » Solo Technology Sun, 11 Mar 2007 22:45:28 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/03/10/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89669 [...] first saw this over at CyberNet yesterday. Frankly, since I first saw the video it has been stuck in my mind. I’m [...] [...] first saw this over at CyberNet yesterday. Frankly, since I first saw the video it has been stuck in my mind. I’m [...]

]]> By: Ryanhttp://cybernetnews.com/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89664 Ryan Sun, 11 Mar 2007 19:47:03 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/03/10/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89664 <div id="commentquote"><a href="#comment-89629">Chris wrote:</a><blockquote><blockquote>What really shocked me was being able to pop the chat client outside of the browser so that you can use it in a way that feels completely like a desktop application.</blockquote>You probably know that you can already do that with meebo.</blockquote></div> Yes, I do know that you can do that with Meebo...but it feels very much like a part of the browser still. Being able to close the browser and continue operating the chat client is more of what I thought was amazing.<div id="commentquote"><a href="#comment-89633">bunnyhero wrote:</a><blockquote>curious! i wonder how they do the systray icon. i didn't think that would be possible without *some* kind of system-installed bit... hmmm. then again i haven't looked at all the features of flash 9!</blockquote></div> Flash continues to become more and more amazing so I am not surprised to see these "independent" applications being developed. I too have started working with Flash for a project and it continues to amaze me how easy it is to do some of the things that is normally really difficult. Chris wrote:
What really shocked me was being able to pop the chat client outside of the browser so that you can use it in a way that feels completely like a desktop application.

You probably know that you can already do that with meebo.

Yes, I do know that you can do that with Meebo…but it feels very much like a part of the browser still. Being able to close the browser and continue operating the chat client is more of what I thought was amazing.

bunnyhero wrote:
curious! i wonder how they do the systray icon. i didn’t think that would be possible without *some* kind of system-installed bit… hmmm. then again i haven’t looked at all the features of flash 9!

Flash continues to become more and more amazing so I am not surprised to see these “independent” applications being developed. I too have started working with Flash for a project and it continues to amaze me how easy it is to do some of the things that is normally really difficult.

]]> By: bunnyherohttp://cybernetnews.com/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89633 bunnyhero Sun, 11 Mar 2007 01:05:43 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/03/10/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89633 curious! i wonder how they do the systray icon. i didn't think that would be possible without *some* kind of system-installed bit... hmmm. then again i haven't looked at all the features of flash 9! curious! i wonder how they do the systray icon. i didn’t think that would be possible without *some* kind of system-installed bit… hmmm. then again i haven’t looked at all the features of flash 9!

]]> By: Chrishttp://cybernetnews.com/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89629 Chris Sat, 10 Mar 2007 23:21:37 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/03/10/trillian-eyes-meebo-with-an-online-messenger/#comment-89629 Wow! That's really incredible. Thanks.<blockquote>What really shocked me was being able to pop the chat client outside of the browser so that you can use it in a way that feels completely like a desktop application.</blockquote>You probably know that you can already do that with meebo.<blockquote>You can even close the browser and the program will continue to run! That is something I would love to see in an online chat client.</blockquote>Yes, <strong>that</strong> would be a large plus. I wonder how they're implementing that... I look forward to checking this out when it's a bit more available. :) Wow! That’s really incredible. Thanks.

What really shocked me was being able to pop the chat client outside of the browser so that you can use it in a way that feels completely like a desktop application.

You probably know that you can already do that with meebo.

You can even close the browser and the program will continue to run! That is something I would love to see in an online chat client.

Yes, that would be a large plus. I wonder how they’re implementing that… I look forward to checking this out when it’s a bit more available. :)

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