Key points
Ambassador is a (slightly) modernized sequel to ChatZilla. Returning CZ users will want this; if you’re nostalgic and miss the days of in-browser chat rooms, this will almost certainly scratch the itch as well.
Ambassador, like all of our core clients, runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Not your thing?
- If you’re a power user that needs more flexibility in altering how your app works, such as writing your own scripts, consider KVIRC or Hexchat.
- If you want an interface that feels a little more modern, Quassel is worth a try.
Where do I get it?
https://github.com/Ascrod/ambassador/releases
How do I connect to Squick with it?
Click here and tell your web browser to open the link in Ambassador (if necessary): ircs://squick.me:6697/
If that didn’t work or you got lost, try this instead: 1. Open
Ambassador -> Preferences in the main menu.
2. In Global Settings, click the Startup tab.
Scroll down to Locations and click the Add
button. 3. Paste ircs://squick.me:6697/ into the prompt. 4.
Click the OK button in the prompt and then in the
Preferences dialog to confirm your changes. 5. Restart Ambassador or
click Ambassador -> Open Auto-connect in
the main menu to connect to Squick.
How do I log into my Squick account with it?
- Open
Ambassador->Preferencesin the main menu. - In
squick.me:6697, click theGeneraltab. - Scroll down to
Identificationand clickUse SASL authentication. Make sureNicknameis set to the name you registered with. - Restart Ambassador or disconnect and reconnect.
- Enter your Squick account’s password when prompted.
If you get disconnected, just try again – you have 15 seconds to enter a password before the server boots you. Saving the password is a good idea unless you’re a fast typer, since this willl let Ambassador auto-login for you when you connect.
How do I register a Squick account with it?
Same as any other app! See main help page.