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Which is the best IRC client for Mac OS X?
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Full disclosure: I am the author of Babbel.
The question of "Which is the best IRC client for Mac OS X?" begs the question "what is the best".
What do you need in an IRC client? The one IRC client that answers that the best is YOUR best IRC client.
Of course for others that might be completely different.
It's not for nothing there are so many different IRC clients out there.
Just do a google (or any other search engine) search for 'irc client for mac' and you will find a lot of them. Test them out and see what's best for your needs.
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It works really well and of course, the cool thing about ChatZilla is that it can also be installed on Windows or Linux! Cross Platform!
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Colloquy is more Mac-like and has a rabid following. The developers run a chatroom in Freenode and are always happy to talk to end users. Plus it's free.
Xchat Aqua is a stale port of the popular Xchat IRC client from Linux and Windows. It is updated rarely, is ugly but the damn thing works.
I have tried many others over the past 6 years, and the only ones that never disappoint are Colloquy and Xchat Aqua.
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It's the best Ajax/Ruby Rails based web IRC app since sliced bread.
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I'm going to second Colloquy. We use it here at Mahalo to help communicate with in-house and remote staff and it has been an invaluable tool for communicating.
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Definitely Colloquy. Simple, mac-like interface.