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    logging into MS messenger using IE??? Any web/php clients?

    OK...I need a php client, or any web client, that uses IE and allows you to log into the msn messenger service WITHOUT using the windows messsenger exe...

    Anyone?

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    I have never tried it, but came accross this http://www.wbmsn.net/ i think it's still in development stage. Check it out though.
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    www.e-messenger.net i found, seems very good too.
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    Wait a moment!! Where is the Privacy Policy in those sites? How you dare to pass your passwords to those sites that proudly are not Microsoft partners??
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    From http://www.wbmsn.net/ :
    WBMSN FAQ
    Q. Does the service record passwords?
    A. Definitely not!!
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    Originally posted by Lunatic3
    Wait a moment!! Where is the Privacy Policy in those sites? How you dare to pass your passwords to those sites that proudly are not Microsoft partners??
    That's a very good point. Seeing as it doesn't exactly use the passport service either, you don't know who can see your User IDs.
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    Make your own! (for security issues) I certainly would check it out! Even the beta version!

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    I believe that wbMSN is safest of the links posted so far.
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    Originally posted by Pc_Madness
    I believe that wbMSN is safest of the links posted so far.
    On what basis?
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