Snak

Snak Publisher's Description:
IRC - Internet Relay Chat. With Snak you can chat with people from all over the world in IRC meeting rooms on the Internet. Millions of people use IRC and there are thousands of meeting rooms with varied subjects like computers, sports, politics or current affairs. IRC can also be used for private conversations with family or friends, and for language practice as it is used all over the world.

What's new in this version:

* This version makes it possible to select stacked or tiled view for each individual window. Previous versions had a setting that affected all open windows, but now each group of panels can be set to the most appropriate format. To change the view for the active window, go to the Windows menu and select either Stack panels or Tile panels.
* The profile list now has contextual menus for the most common operations on the list items, such as connect/disconnect for profiles, join/leave for channels and accept/close for DCC transfers.
* Room list panel has a contextual menu.
* Option to control if a panel is automatically opened when a DCC filetransfer starts.
* URLs in channel text are underlined and blue.
* Uses updated SSL libraries for compatibility with the most recent OS X 10.5 Leopard build.
* Incorrect helptag for the ignore color checkbox in channel settings.
* The stacked windows could in some cases become blank after moving or dragging out a panel.
* Dialog panels did not get activated on doubleclick in the profile list if they were in a different window.
* Checking or unchecking the Sort userlist by status preference did not cause a resort.
* Messages returned from message history were set to normal msg color, not own message color. This could cause problems with commands being displayed in the channel, and text that appeared colored to the other channel members.
* The collapse box in the window titlebar did not work in some circumstances.
* Snak could fail to start up if the system spell check module was malfunctioning.