Outdated communication apps

AIM & MSN Messenger were my big ones. I know a lot of buddies had blackberry's so they could use BBM, but I never bothered.

10 days later

Skype, Very suddenly pretty much all my friends moved to Discord. (For good reason, Skype is for brooms)

I definitely can say that it kinda sucks that not many people use IRC anymore these days, primitive as it might have been, I still find it a convenient tool for having online conversations, sadly no-one uses it anymore.

Inkjet Printer wrote

I definitely can say that it kinda sucks that not many people use IRC anymore these days, primitive as it might have been, I still find it a convenient tool for having online conversations, sadly no-one uses it anymore.

Some of us still use it a bit!

Inkjet Printer wrote

I definitely can say that it kinda sucks that not many people use IRC anymore these days, primitive as it might have been, I still find it a convenient tool for having online conversations, sadly no-one uses it anymore.

I definitely still use it

The two of you browse anime porn forums too, I guess it's no coincidence since both IRC and forums are a niche medium for super nerds, no normie will ever come here.

2 months later

  • Pitochat

  • Shoutboxes (they still survive on few other forums)

  • Google Talk

Also I don’t think LINE is outdated right now, but well I use XMPP and IRC everyday and just connect to Discord once in a while.

lanodan wrote

  • Pitochat

  • Shoutboxes (they still survive on few other forums)

  • Google Talk

Also I don’t think LINE is outdated right now, but well I use XMPP and IRC everyday and just connect to Discord once in a while.

I've been meaning to implement a shoutbox on my personal website. Once I revamp it, of course.

2 months later

I used to visit a website that was designed to run in the Nintendo DSi Browser, it had a live chatroom thing and the people there were fun.