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GumChat WapChat 1.15 1.15 details
GumChat WapChat 1.15 1.15 details
Developer:
GumSlone
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8452
License:
Free for non-commercial use Price:
Free
Version:
1.15
Platform(s):
linux, freebsd
Date added:
Date updated:
2007-11-12
GumChat WapChat 1.15 description
Great Wap Chat script, easy in use and simple in installation. Features: advanced who is online list (with username + mobile device + gender + age), cool emoicons, antiflood, you can change the timezone, bad words filter, language file, translit function, multiple chatrooms, no registration, flatfile database, server friendly and more....
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