Messaging | Chax 3.0a4

Chax is a collection of minor modifications and additions that make using Apple's iChat more enjoyable.

Features:
Unified contact list shows all contacts from all accounts in one window
Growl notifications for new messages and users changing status
Automatically resize the contact list to fit the number of visible users
Built-in log viewer
Activity log that displays your contacts' status changes
Auto-accept file transfers, AV chats, and screen sharing requests
Toggle text status visibility of users
Always on top option for contact list, message windows and AV chats
Set font of names, status messages, and group separators
Option to auto-accept text chats, skipping new message notification window
Show status changes directly in the message window
Additional unread message notifications in the Dock
Automatically go away when the screensaver activates
Properly use ICQ accounts without sending text formatting in messages

New in this version:
Readded show status changes in messages windows
Fixed auto-accept of file transfers
Fixed Growl status change alerts appearing sometimes when opening or closing a chat
Fixed Current iTunes Song status not working properly
Fixed the unified contact list not working properly after waking from sleep
Fixed potential crash when using auto-accept text invitations

Note to Snow Leopard uses: You’ll immediately notice after downloading the Snow Leopard version of Chax that Chax is no longer an Input Manager, but a full-fledged application. To use Chax, simply quit iChat and launch Chax instead. You can treat Chax as if it were iChat, you don’t need to keep iChat in the Dock anymore. If you’d like to switch back to running iChat without Chax (who would ever want to do that?), just launch iChat as usual. One nice benefit of being a full application is Chax now uses Sparkle for updating, making updates much less annoying.

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