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  1. 19 nov 2021 · Learn how to use Escargot Chat, a service that keeps MSN Messenger alive and running on different servers. Find out how to download, register, sign in and chat with your friends using various versions of MSN and Yahoo! Messenger.

  2. Escargot is working on a replacement service for the now-shutdown MSN Messenger and Windows Live Messenger service, in addition to some other fun Windows Live features.

  3. 12 giu 2023 · Windows Live Messenger rende più facile che mai rimanere in contatto con le persone a cui tieni. Preferiti e gruppi : Mettete le persone con cui chattate di più in cima ai vostri contatti, in modo da poterle vedere facilmente quando sono online.

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    A simpler messaging landscape.

    Put down your Tiktoks and Snapchats, and pull up a chair young whippersnappers. I'm going to tell you about a golden age of internet connectivity, before the era of fake news, 24/7 social media addiction, and clout chasing. An era of simplicity and innocence, where many youngsters in the 90s would turn their gaze to an inter-connected future, and see hope, rather than doom.

    For many, this late 90s early 00s era of internet communication was dominated by a single platform, known as MSN Messenger, and later Windows Live Messenger. This simple, but intuitive messaging platform served 300 million users per month at its peak, only to eventually be cannibalized in Microsoft's big Skype acquisition, and summarily die alongside Microsoft's other consumer-oriented messaging efforts. Given how social media has evolved, maybe that's a good thing for Microsoft, but that's a whole other story.

    MSN Messenger was among the first major popular text-based chat services, connecting PCs across the world. Although I'm sure it wasn't the first, for me and others around my age group, it was probably the first many of us had used.

    Using a Hotmail account, and later a Microsoft account, you could add friends and open chat windows with them, in much the same way most messaging apps work today, complete with group chats. It was also the first service I had used that incorporated webcam-to-webcam video calls, voice clips, emojis (called emoticons back then), and much more.

    MSN evolved in various ways over time. I recall everyone being mad every time they changed the layout, similar to how people freak out whenever Facebook changes its layout nowadays. You could set your own fonts, which is something most messaging services don't offer now. Windows Live Messenger even had a drawing tool, for sending doodles to your friends right from the chatbox. One of the most notorious features was the "Nudge," which was sort of like a super notification, that caused the chat window to very annoyingly vibrate. Microsoft added the ability to turn this off, thankfully.

    You could add animated emojis to your screen name. You could add custom emojis, similar to Discord, complete with custom shortcuts. Later versions of MSN came baked with MSN Game Zone in it, letting you play games directly within the chat window.

    MSN Messenger even had the rudimentary features of a Facebook-style web-based social media platform, called MSN Profiles. These profiles were effectively like Facebook's own pages, where you could list your interests, some pictures of yourself, among other stuff. Some people went to great lengths to detail these out.

    The only missing link was an active feed of updates, and I suppose monetization. MSN was supported by ads, but they weren't the laser-targeted data-harvesting type ads we get today. Your "likes" on MSN's profiles weren't used to target you with ads, and were simply a list of things you actually enjoyed. Perhaps Microsoft just wasn't evil enough to make the same leaps that led us to the hellscape that is modern social media. Who knows.

    It was all such a very different world. People didn't really have personal cell phones back then, and there was less of an emphasis on privacy and encryption like there is today. You didn't ask for people's phone numbers, you asked for their "MSN." There were no algorithmic feeds shaping the content you saw. There were no echo chambers crammed with false information being broadcast algorithmically by an unfeeling A.I. whose only goal is to harvest money from advertisers.

    Given all the danger that lurks online nowadays, it's hard to imagine how carefree we were about the whole thing back then. But that's what the world feels like when you're a teenager. Or at least, what it did feel like. I suspect things are quite different for kids in 2021.

    MSN and Windows Live Messenger do live on as a project by the Escargot team, providing custom chat servers and a modded version of the classic client. According to the site, it even has a few hundred users active right now, and is also how I managed to grab some screenshots for this article.

    It's kind of wild to think that, at its peak, MSN boasted 300 million monthly active users, which is apparently similar to what Skype is currently serving today. There's a whole other discussion to be made about whether Skype was a worthwhile purchase for Microsoft, given that they already had a huge messaging service of its own. Sure, Skype now powers the back end experiences for various services, like Microsoft Teams and Xbox Live, both of which are very popular. But Skype itself has fallen out of the spotlight as a consumer option for messaging, owing to its lack of privacy features and sluggish apps. I suspect nobody will feel the same nostalgia for Skype that many of us do for MSN Messenger, and likely will for current apps like Discord. That all sums up the modern "business-oriented" Microsoft of today, in any case. There's still an eagerness for alternatives, though, especially if you look at the recent WhatsApp exodus.

    It's funny that using the Escargot version of MSN somehow feels like a more pleasant experience than using modern-day Skype, despite the lack of modern features. And it's not just nostalgia. Perhaps there's some wisdom that can be gleaned from looking to the past, if Microsoft is even intent on continuing with its consumer-oriented offerings in the space. The way they've handled Skype makes me think that they aren't all that interested.

    Still, it's fun to remember the good old days. Although, I do not miss having to say goodbye to everyone I was chatting to so someone in the house could make a phone call. 90s kids remember.

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  4. 30 set 2022 · Messenger e altri instant messenger basati su browser, aveva almeno una ragionevole compatibilità con il browser web Microsoft Internet Explorer. Nel 2021, Windows Live Messenger è stato trasferito su Windows Vista ed è ora uno dei client MSN/Vista gratuiti più utilizzati.

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  5. 1 ott 2010 · Windows Live Messenger è tra i programmi gratuiti di messaggistica istantanea più diffusi in rete. Pur rinnovatosi negli anni, il software continua a mantenere inalterate le specifiche più significative per conservare semplicità e immediatezza d’uso.

  6. Windows Live Messenger (comunemente chiamato " MSN ", mantenendo il nome delle prime versioni) è stato un client gratuito di messaggistica istantanea prodotto e supportato da Microsoft. Era disponibile per i sistemi operativi Windows XP, Vista, 7, Server 2008, Windows Mobile, macOS, iOS e Android.

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