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Popular IRC client HexChat gets a final release, is no longer maintained
(hexchat.github.io)
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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2024
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That's great, although protocol level support would be preferable.
Exactly. If you have a simple protocol, but then everyone layers a bunch of proprietary extensions on, is it really a simple protocol anymore? Or is it just a bunch of chat clients that only kind of talk to each other anymore?