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Popular IRC client HexChat gets a final release, is no longer maintained
(hexchat.github.io)
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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2024
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Convos.chat has both those features, via an built in image server and pastebin service. In addition it renders Markdown just fine.
That's great, although protocol level support would be preferable.
Exactly. If you have a simple protocol, but then everyone layers a bunch of proprietary extensions on, is it really a simple protocol anymore? Or is it just a bunch of chat clients that only kind of talk to each other anymore?