BlueChat is a Free, Fast, Professional, Web based chat program. Some of its main features include: Completely web based, no extra software needed, Nice looking - Compatible with most browsers, Color Codes - Users can have Colored names and messages, Multiple Channels - Can add and delete as necessary, Actions - A generic action just a button click away, Smiles. Small images replace :) :( and ;) with , and Optional chat logging.

GTChat is a fast, user-friendly Web-chat application that works in both server-push and client-pull mode. The configuration possibilities are enormous. Feature list includes emoticons, private rooms and advanced administrator functions like kicking oder even banning forever disturbing visitors. Nevertheless the resource usage is very low. English, French, Swedish and other language packs available. No database is needed, Perl 5 (or higher) is enough.

CGI:IRC is a Perl/CGI program to use IRC from a web browser without having to have access to an IRC port or Java (but it does need a frames compatable browser). It can be used on a web page to allow users to chat or so you can access chat from behind a firewall. Highly Customizable output with colours, most IRC commands and access controls.

This CGI script can be used as a web-based IRC Bot, which means you can run a IRC Bot from your web browser and control it using a list of commands. This bot will take care your IRC channels 24 hours a day when you are not around. Supported features includes multiple level user login, op protection, flood ban, color ban, bad words ban, repeated message ban. The bot can also join multiple channels at once.

DarkChat is a chat script written in Perl.

WebChatter is a simple and fast web chat program that uses server push technology to create a Realtime web chat environment. This means there is no browser refreshing. All messages appear immediately. WebChatter was designed to work the way IRC (Internet Relay Chat) does, but also to be easy enough for the average web surfer. It is available in a plain Perl version and a compiled version.

WebChat is a real-time chat application that allows a number of people on the World Wide Web to talk to one another simultaneously. The ability to chat on the Web can be a quick way to hold a "virtual meeting". Users can choose how many messages to display, set automatic refresh rate (in seconds) and chat with or without Frames.

WWWChat is a perl cgi program for web chating. Users can create a room, but only the owners can kick someone. The owners can give the ownership to another users. It uses the client-pull method.

Ethereal Realms, a concept chat server based loosely on WBS and IFC which are both now defunct. This server utilizing Perl and MySQL emulates what WBS had (Streaming, Framed and Basic chat) while mostly removing the need for Javascript and Cookies. Currently most of the functionality has been put into place, allowing Puppeteers (users) register themselves and create/delete/play Puppets (characters/avatars) in Realms (room).

Simply put, JabberChat is a Perl CGI “web-based” product which you can download and install on your web site (like a hit counter or guest book) to provide live chat to your vistors. JabberChat features millions of channels (for public or private chat), whispering “private” messages, directing public messages, fun and interesting teleconference “actions”, color codes (for colorful names or chat text), and plain old fun chatting.