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ouTube! When you're chatting with your friends on IRC, you'll usually encounter some YouTube links to videos. But ever wonder what the video is? Instead of opening a new tab in your browser to see actually "wh…
mIRC addons that deal with information ( sockread, etc. )
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ouTube! When you're chatting with your friends on IRC, you'll usually encounter some YouTube links to videos. But ever wonder what the video is? Instead of opening a new tab in your browser to see actually "wh…
!Time script. Gets the time from Wunderground.com. Syntax is !time city state | !time city country | !time airportcode | !time zipcode. It also has an alias /time that uses the same syntax but only echo's to t…
This script uses twitters search engine to search tweeds for matches. It returns the top 5 matches along with usernames and URL's. Syntax is !twitter search words or /twitter search words. !twitter or /twitter…
I wrote this a really really long while back, and decided I'd submit it since some may like the few additional features it has that the other TinyURL script was lacking. Usage is documented at the top of the s…
Addon for a bot (or anyone for that matter), allowing people to search the IMDb for movies.
XML Extensions For mIRC 1.0" (XMLEX for short) provides a complete set of fast aliases to create,fetch,load,manipulate,navigate & transform XML documents. Without the use of any DLL's. - Example aliases are in…
The uTorrent mirc addon streams information from the web user interface function, therfore you will need to enable it in the utorrent options panel. One note i have to add, until the bug is fixed, if there are…
After finding mountaindew's translator working with mIRC I determined to get google translate to work with mIRC. I found another script on swiftirc wich performed very well using binvars. Since then I have mod…
To launch it you either type /thesaurus or right click a window and hit "Thesaurus". Just type in a word and it'll look up the synonyms and antonyms for that word.
Broadcasts one liner quotes from bash.org Version 1.00 * It actually gives the quote, not a link * It only gives one liners so it doesn't spam a channel * Can be used as an alias, /bash or as a command [!@.'`]…