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Skype protocol support for Miranda NG. Based on new Skype for Web. | |||
== FAQ == | == FAQ == | ||
; Why doesn't SkypeWeb for Miranda open chats created earlier with the native Skype client? Skype client still opens those chats correctly. | ; Why doesn't SkypeWeb for Miranda open chats created earlier with the native Skype client? Skype client still opens those chats correctly. | ||
: There are two kinds of chat in Skype: P2P chats and new ones created on Microsoft servers. Skype client works with both of them. SkypeWeb doesn't support P2P chats which were created quite a long time ago or with Skype of old versions. | : There are two kinds of chat in Skype: P2P chats and new ones created on Microsoft servers. Skype client works with both of them. SkypeWeb doesn't support P2P chats which were created quite a long time ago or with Skype of old versions. | ||
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# "name=#username$***" means P2P chat | # "name=#username$***" means P2P chat | ||
# "name=19:***@thread.skype" means cloud chat | # "name=19:***@thread.skype" means cloud chat | ||
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Revision as of 16:29, 31 December 2017
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| Dateiname | SkypeWeb.dll |
| Autor | Miranda NG team |
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Skype protocol support for Miranda NG. Based on new Skype for Web.
FAQ
- Why doesn't SkypeWeb for Miranda open chats created earlier with the native Skype client? Skype client still opens those chats correctly.
- There are two kinds of chat in Skype: P2P chats and new ones created on Microsoft servers. Skype client works with both of them. SkypeWeb doesn't support P2P chats which were created quite a long time ago or with Skype of old versions.
- The latest Skype client creates chats compatible with SkypeWeb.
- To tell the type of your chat use command /get name in Skype client. Send it as message in chat and it will return the chat's name:
- "name=#username$***" means P2P chat
- "name=19:***@thread.skype" means cloud chat