Show HN: An open source IRC client for your web browser (opens in new tab)

Seems like both of them require as server. Something I think means the title is misleading about. It's certainly ambiguous. I was excited to see a browser based, all client side IRC client. Oh well.

nirc is not near as feature rich as subway at first glance. There's no logging(bouncer) when you disconnect or multi users. However, you can simply open a new tab and connect to another irc server.

Also, it looks like subway has a userlist in the ui. That's something that could be added to nirc easily I think. You can still message users using the "/msg USERNAME" command.

This reminds me: why is Subway still using a stolen logo?

here you go: http://imgur.com/a/nyjs7

We started customizing it and felt like it would be easier to just house the module within the app itself. None of the customizations would have made good contributions to the module for others.