Imagine a situation when you want to chat with your buddies using Windows Live Messenger (WLM) but your system administrator doesn't allow you to install the messenger?
Or imagine another situation when you don't have faster Internet connection or enough time to download WLM and want to chat with your buddy as fast as possible.
Got any solution for above 2 situations? Here is the solution!
Microsoft has released a web based version of "Windows Live Messenger" which doesn't need to install or download anything. You just need to open a URL in your web browser, sign-in using your Windows Live ID and start chatting with your buddies.
If you can remember, Yahoo! also provides a web based version of its messenger:
So don't waste your time and start chatting with your WLM buddies using Windows Live Web Messenger. Simply open following URL:
This article was posted in Messengers, Windows Live.
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Tesseract
Interesting note - it really is LIVE messenger. You can sign into your account on multiple computers, or normal WLM on your desktop and this online client, and not have previous sign-ins get knocked off.
And the URL is tiny, which is great.
Glad to see Microsoft finally upgrade the old Web Messenger service.
Carlos
Nice! this will be VERY helpful at my college's PCs as they don't allow to install MSN.
Microsoft should make an iPhone app for this as well.
ThePurps
@Carlos-
Your comment is fail. Think about it- Microsoft making an app for the Apple iPhone.
Saif
Thanks but why is it .sg and not .com?
Daniel
Yes. Why .sg...webim.live.com would be easy to remeber but .sg?
But: There was alway a web-version of msn messenger: webmessenger.msn.com
Bill
It was there for more than 2 years. This is just the new version, skinned to look like the standalone one.
ian
@ThePurps
LOL. nice one.
anyway, nice Vishal!
NIkolaj
Neat.
FaRReR
@ThePurps: obvious troll is obvious. It makes perfect sense.
olli
this is old i think?