CGI:IRC allows you to use Internet Relay Chat from a web browser without having
to use Java.
It supports most IRC commands you could need in daily use. As well as providing
access controls and other features.
Once you have logged into a server and joined a channel, you can use almost all
of the commands, and say things in the channel. As it supports multiple
channels you can select the channel you want to talk to in the far left box at
the bottom and then type the text into the text box and click say.
Commands begin with / and are used for many purposes. This is a table of all
the commands plus a short description of what they do
Command | Info |
/msg <nick> text | Send text to nick as a private
message |
/whois <nick> | Shows information about <nick> |
/whowas <nick> | Shows information about who <nick>
was |
/who #channel | lists the users in a channel |
/list | lists all the channels (use with care) |
/part | leaves the channel |
/join #channel | joins #channel |
/nick <newnick> | changes your nick to newnick |
/me text | does an action of text on the channel (eg. /me throws
somebody out of the window) |
/quit | leaves irc |
/names | shorter form of /who |
/ctcp | |
/quote | |
Channel Operator Only Commands | |
/mode | |
/kick | |
/topic | |
/invite | |
/op | |