GplusMessenger 2.0

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Gplus is an add-on for Google Talk, the instant messaging software by Google.

Features:

Emoticons: And I mean real emoticons not just :). Gplus allows you to enhance your chatting experience by allowing you to express various emotions through the familiar emoticons common to all major chat agents but missing, until now, from Google Talk. Gplus, of course, supports animated emoticons.
EmotiSounds: Wanna draw more attention from the person you're chatting with....You need to make a little noise, express what you feel in sound...Gplus let's you chose from a bank of sounds that you can send just like you would send text or smileys. Simply open up the sound menu and chose from the list...from church bells to south park sound bites...try it.
Chat logs: Gplus allows you to log your chats locally and view them later. Conversations are logged in the html format and can be viewed using your web browser or the chat log viewer that comes with Gplus.
Text Formatting: Gplus allows you to add color to your text messages by giving you the ability to use text formatting such as bold, italic, etc...
Text filters: Gplus allows you to define text filters. Filters can be used to censor certain words your contacts may use. They can also be used as aliases that allow you to say more while typing less.
Multilingual: Upcoming versions of Gplus will be multilingual and will reflect the language used by Google Talk.

Download: GplusMessenger 2.0

Link: Home Page

#1 XeonBuilder on 30 Dec 2007 - 04:45

Do people actually use Google talk?

#2 Orien on 30 Dec 2007 - 04:54

Yes.

#3 ensiform on 30 Dec 2007 - 04:55

Not as much as they expected.

#4 Radium on 30 Dec 2007 - 11:28

I want to use Google Talk but there's no one to talk to.

Got sick of Microsoft's and AOL's crap so I no longer have their IM software.

Last edited by Radium on 30 Dec 2007 - 11:29

#5 turkforce on 30 Dec 2007 - 12:48

The gplus guys can't even spell enhance

#6 Neoauld on 31 Dec 2007 - 03:40

i heard the next MSN will allow talking to aol/icq/gtalk people from within

#7 hardgiant on 31 Dec 2007 - 10:34

Google Talk is great. It's nice and lightweight.

(1 reply) #8 BassRck4 on 31 Dec 2007 - 20:26

Trillian

#8.1 magik on 01 Jan 2008 - 01:07

Pidgin

#9 kaelsmith on 31 Dec 2007 - 23:42

what it really needs is group chat, funny thing is that gtalk doesnt support group chat but the gmail's chat program does. it also needs a better file transfering thingy, it has so many problems with me and my friends...

all these things it enhances will appeal to some but i use gtalk cause its lightweight i dont need it to make it heavier.

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