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Is there anybody out there? - Version: 3.0b192773, 10/8/2009 03:06PM PST
GianMarco Tavazzani
It seems that I'm the last one that uses this crap, and Yahoo has too much to do than explain me what's 'new'.
Probably I should also go out switching off the light!
Probably I should also go out switching off the light!
Skype! - Version: 3.0b191946, 9/5/2009 10:44AM PST
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GianMarco Tavazzani
To be clear, I use this crap only because many ignorant but beautiful girls use it and, don't ask me why, seems to have poblems in installyng Skype
Another 3.0ß! - Version: 3.0b191946, 9/5/2009 10:40AM PST
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GianMarco Tavazzani
And what the hell in new in this 191946th little step of this crap? Is the voice finally working? Did they decide to give me my money back after I paid to can call???
At least they're still working on it. - Version: 3.0b4.156957, 4/23/2009 02:43AM PST
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AJJX
They abandoned YM around version 2.5, and this 3.0 beta thing's been going on for almost 2 years. But at least when you compare it to the original 3.0 beta, it's made some progress. There's audio AND video, and can make calls, supports SMS (in some countries) and mobile devices.
Which could not be said for MSN (seriously, no significant new features since version 3.0, or even earlier!?) or AIM, the latter of which has only just been picked back up and still doesn't replicate the feature list of even the 5 year old version 4.7; it took Apple to give Mac users any kind of AIM advancement. And let us not even speak of ICQ; we're approaching 6 years of abandonment - nuff said.
In recent versions I've noticed it's stopped crashing every time I log out or quit, so that's some progress.
So, it may be damning YM with faint praise, but of the major official IM service clients, YM is at least conscious, while the others are in comas or, in ICQ's case, rotting in a drawer in the morgue.
Which could not be said for MSN (seriously, no significant new features since version 3.0, or even earlier!?) or AIM, the latter of which has only just been picked back up and still doesn't replicate the feature list of even the 5 year old version 4.7; it took Apple to give Mac users any kind of AIM advancement. And let us not even speak of ICQ; we're approaching 6 years of abandonment - nuff said.
In recent versions I've noticed it's stopped crashing every time I log out or quit, so that's some progress.
So, it may be damning YM with faint praise, but of the major official IM service clients, YM is at least conscious, while the others are in comas or, in ICQ's case, rotting in a drawer in the morgue.
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- At least they're still working on it.
DON'T BOTHER! 



- Version: 3.0b3.126432, 9/24/2008 10:16PM PST
(2 of 4 users found this comment useful)
reginaldsnoo
Just briefly, the whole feel of the old version (2.5.3) is friendlier and quicker. The "BUZZ" feature has been added, similar to the Windows version, but you are stuck with the stock sound, unless you provide your own sounds - but not only this, you can no longer customise the existing sounds for friend coming online / message receive etc. whereas this was quickly and easily done on the old version, A step backwards.
On the old version the font appearance could be quickly changed from the dashboard, but no you have to wade thru a menu, and the change wont take effect until you sign out and back in. Another step backward.
I was hoping we were going to see some worthwhile improvements, like the incorporation of the drawing pad featured in the windows version which can be a lot of fun. Or the inclusion of audibles, and certainly the fixing of the bug which causes avatars not to be displayed correctly??
But no .. nothing wothwhile here .. Im sticking with the old version until something enticing comes along
On the old version the font appearance could be quickly changed from the dashboard, but no you have to wade thru a menu, and the change wont take effect until you sign out and back in. Another step backward.
I was hoping we were going to see some worthwhile improvements, like the incorporation of the drawing pad featured in the windows version which can be a lot of fun. Or the inclusion of audibles, and certainly the fixing of the bug which causes avatars not to be displayed correctly??
But no .. nothing wothwhile here .. Im sticking with the old version until something enticing comes along
DON'T BOTHER! 



- Version: 3.0b3.126432, 9/24/2008 10:16PM PST
(0 of 2 users found this comment useful)
reginaldsnoo
Just briefly, the whole feel of the old version (2.5.3) is friendlier and quicker. The "BUZZ" feature has been added, similar to the Windows version, but you are stuck with the stock sound, unless you provide your own sounds - but not only this, you can no longer customise the existing sounds for friend coming online / message receive etc. whereas this was quickly and easily done on the old version, A step backwards.
On the old version the font appearance could be quickly changed from the dashboard, but no you have to wade thru a menu, and the change wont take effect until you sign out and back in. Another step backward.
I was hoping we were going to see some worthwhile improvements, like the incorporation of the drawing pad featured in the windows version which can be a lot of fun. Or the inclusion of audibles, and certainly the fixing of the bug which causes avatars not to be displayed correctly??
But no .. nothing wothwhile here .. Im sticking with the old version until something enticing comes along
On the old version the font appearance could be quickly changed from the dashboard, but no you have to wade thru a menu, and the change wont take effect until you sign out and back in. Another step backward.
I was hoping we were going to see some worthwhile improvements, like the incorporation of the drawing pad featured in the windows version which can be a lot of fun. Or the inclusion of audibles, and certainly the fixing of the bug which causes avatars not to be displayed correctly??
But no .. nothing wothwhile here .. Im sticking with the old version until something enticing comes along
Yahoo! Messenger 3.0 - Version: 3.0b3.126432, 9/14/2008 07:38PM PST
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DigginYourScene
THIS NEW YAHOO! MESSENGER HAS NO USE FOR ME. AUTOMATIC UPDATE IS JUST A WASTE OF SPACE AT MY COMPUTER. SURE YOU CAN INSTALL THE NEW VERSION BUT!! THAT'S ABOUT IT. WEB VERSION KEEPS CRASHING AND JUST #$^E$%^& SLOW!!
CAN YOU SOMEBODY FORWARD ME A LINK OF AN OLDER VERSION.!!
CAN YOU SOMEBODY FORWARD ME A LINK OF AN OLDER VERSION.!!
Another 3.0ß3.... and again no 'what's new' 



- Version: 3.0b3.126432, 8/31/2008 01:18AM PST
(0 of 2 users found this comment useful)
GianMarco Tavazzani
All said: no respect for the users!
Release Notes show in the built-in updater (they just call this version 3.0 Beta now):
Update to the latest Yahoo! Messenger for Mac 3.0 Beta
What's new in this release:
- Fixed compatibility issues with Snow Leopard
- Report a Problem feature, making it easy way for users to submit a problem report to Yahoo!
- Brand new Insider, offering quick access to latest news, weather and email.
- Numerous other bug fixes
As always, we appreciate your feedback. Tell us what you think.