Pidgin brings XMPP, IRC, and other chat accounts together in one client.

The main limitation: modern messengers are not built in Pidgin does not support WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, or similar services out of the box, so it is not a single hub for every current messaging account. Its Windows build is 32-bit, and the interface looks dated. These constraints make the program a better fit for people whose conversations already use the networks it supports. For those users, the ExeDepot page for Pidgin describes a lightweight way to keep several compatible chat accounts in one application.…

Pidgin brings multiple chat-network accounts together in one client.

Its main limitation is support for modern messaging services Pidgin does not include built-in support for services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord, so it may not fit users whose conversations are centered on those platforms. Its Windows build is 32-bit, and its interface looks dated compared with newer chat applications. For people who use XMPP and IRC, however, Pidgin still brings multiple accounts into one lightweight chat client. The ExeDepot page for Pidgin describes the program for Windows alongside its availability on Linux, BSD, and other UNIX-like systems.…