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Brosix Comes in First Place in 2012 About.com AwardsThe Brosix team is pleased to announce that Brosix Instant Messenger was voted one of the top instant messaging programs in the following categories in the About.com2012 Readers’ Choice Awards:1st place in “Best Enterprise(Business) IM of 2012“: Brosix beat out competitors, including Squiggle, 24im, and Microsoft Lync, for the second year in a row.2nd place in “Best Mac IM of 2012“: Brosix is proud to be recognized in this category, as they offer their private and enterprise instant messaging software for Linux, Mac, and Windows operating systems.2nd place in “Best Android IM of 2012″: Brosix offers a version of their instant messaging software for both Android and iPhone. The Brosix mobile apps consistently bring positive reviews and users consistently download the apps and recommend them to other Brosix instant Messaging users.“We are so excited that Brosix has been again recognized by the online voting community on About.com,” Stefan Chekanov, Owner of Brosix, said. “We enjoy participating in these types of awards each year because it motivates us to continue developing, supporting, and growing an amazing instant messaging product.”For more details on the voting categories and results, go to Reader’s Choice Awards 2012 About.com Stefan Chekanov Stefan is a Co-Founder and a President of Brosix. His many years experience as a programmer, give him an unique perspective to lead the team and build Brosix in a way to best serve the customers.

Time). Yahoo is going down all the time.About Softpedia- I don't think that the connection problems are the reason why they haven't updated Brosix yet- in the past usually I notified them about the available Brosix updates. smaragdus Posts: 2120 Joined: Sat Jun 22, 2013 3:24 am Location: Aeaea Re: Brosix Portable IM #11 Post by smaragdus » Wed Dec 02, 2015 1:52 pm I installed Jitsi to test Yahoo and Jitsi also failed to connect to Yahoo (it logged to all other supported services)- Jitsi - Yahoo error - 2015-12-02.png (8.02 KiB) Viewed 50738 times - this time no message from Yahoo but connecting to it simply doesn't work. webfork Posts: 10837 Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 8:06 pm Location: US, Texas Contact: Re: Brosix Portable IM #12 Post by webfork » Mon Dec 14, 2015 2:12 pm I've sent a note to the company So I've been working with their support service to try and resolve this issue and it's clearly not a priority for them. smaragdus Posts: 2120 Joined: Sat Jun 22, 2013 3:24 am Location: Aeaea Re: Brosix Portable IM #13 Post by smaragdus » Mon Dec 14, 2015 2:31 pm Actually they responded to my message (previously they required logs which I sent):Please delete external accounts from Brosix and then re-add them, This should solve the issue.Actually I had tried this several times before contacting them but it didn't work. I gave up. There are other (and in my opinion better) multi-protocol messenger which work as expected. smaragdus Posts: 2120 Joined: Sat Jun 22, 2013 3:24 am Location: Aeaea Re: Brosix 3.9 Build 160714 #14 Post by smaragdus » Sat Dec 10, 2016 5:04 am Brosix at version 3.9 Build 160714 (full version number - 3.9 Build 160714.7493 nid 1), I could not find any change log. The external messaging services that no longer work (Facebook, Jabber, MSN, Yahoo), have been removed:so currently Brosix works only with AOL, Google Talk and ICQ external messaging services (only single profile per service). webfork Posts: 10837 Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 8:06 pm Location: US, Texas Contact: Re: Brosix 3.9 Build 160714 #15 Post by webfork » Sat Dec 10, 2016 10:17 am smaragdus wrote:... so currently Brosix works only with AOL, Google Talk and ICQ external messaging services (only single profile per service).Thanks for the update.

Brosix an excellent instant messaging alternative.With Brosix you get text and group chat, unlimited size file transfer, a host of collaboration features, and much more. Where Brosix really shines, however, is with its range of administrative controls and high level of security. As an enterprise option, Brosix gives you full control over the features that each user can access so your communication is as focused or flexible as necessary. Better yet, it’s all on a private network utilizing peer to peer technology. With end-to-end data encryption and the ability to integrate your anti-virus software into the network – your data is never exposed to malicious outside threats.These days, efficient and effective communication and collaboration is a must for any workplace. Equally important, however, is the safety and security of your data. With Brosix you get the best of both worlds – streamlined communication and peace of mind.In ConclusionYou should know that Slack, Teams, and Brosix are all available in free (though not without a few limitations) and paid versions, as well as for personal and enterprise use. That being said, there are differences, so where you decide to turn after Hipchat and Stride ultimately depends on you. Whatever your communication needs, however, chances are Slack, Teams, or Brosix have you covered.