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<li><a class="ext_link" href="http://www.livejournal.com/chat/">LiveJournal</a></li>

<li><a class="ext_link" href="http://www.passport.com/">MSN Messenger</a></li>

<li><a class="ext_link" href="http://edit.yahoo.com/">Yahoo!Messenger</a></li>

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<li>Paid Services

<h3>Getting support for an Xtra</h3>

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<p>The third-party application Growl.app has been around about as long as Adium itself – a long time before Apple introduced "Notification Center" (NC) in OS X 10.8 ("Mountain Lion").</p>

<p>While Growl.app is the obvious solution for users on previous versions of OS X, it also has a lot to offer to OS X users on 10.8, especially in the way of customisability and extendability. For example, there are dozens of different styles to choose from.</p>

<p>To uninstall the Growl application, follow the <a class="ext_link" href="http://growl.info/documentation/growl-package-removal.php">instructions on the Growl website</a>.</p>

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<p>As of Adium 1.5, Adium is able to show Growl-style notifications on OS X versions 10.7 and 10.6 without the Growl application installed. This feature is called <a class="ext_link" href="http://growl.info/notetodevelopers">Mist</a>.</p>

<p>To disable Mist notifications, enter this command in Terminal.app: <code>defaults write -g com.growl.growlframework.mist.enabled -bool NO</code>. Please note that this affects any apps that support built-in Mist notifications like Adium does.<p>

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<h3>Initiating/joining a group chat</h3>

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<p>Choose <b>File</b> → <b>Join Group</b> Chat and enter the details for the chat. You may invite contacts to join you in the chat immediately via the Join Group Chat window, and you may invite them later by:</p>

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<li>Selecting them in the contact list and choosing <b>Contact</b> → <b>Invite to Chat</b> and selecting the chat, or</li>

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<p>By default, your followers are shown in your contact list. This setting can be edited in the <strong>Options</strong> tab of your Twitter account's preferences.</p>

<h3>Looking your password up in Keychain Access</h3>

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<li>Launch Keychain Access.

<div style="float:right"><img src="../gfx/RecoveringLostPasswords-KeychainAccess.png" alt="Path to Keychain Access." /></div>

<p>If you can't find any IM-service passwords in the Keychain, or none of them work, you'll have to have the IM service change your password.</p>

<p>Most services, if not all, don't keep a clear-text copy of your password to send you because if they lost that database (by accident or by theft), people's accounts could be compromised. They keep only an encrypted version of the password, which is more secure, but inconvenient because it leaves changing it as your only option.</p>

<p><i>Again, note that Adium is a third-party client; we don't run any of the instant-messaging services that Adium supports. If you want your password sent to you or changed, you'll need to contact the IM service that you're using.</i></p>

<p>Once you have your password up and running, we recommend that you turn on the “Remember Password” option in Adium. This saves your password in the Mac OS X Keychain, so that you won't have to enter it every time you launch Adium. The Keychain encrypts the password, so it is secure, and it allows you to look it up if you ever need it again.

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- Fixed DNS leaks in libpurple. / Added a "Tor (SOCKS5)" proxy option, which uses the Tor proxy option of libpurple. (#15161)

- "Proxy bypass when registered jabber handle" (#15957)

* Fixed SIP accountnames to be case-sensitive. (Pete Woods) (#16237)

* Fixed a bug that could cause Adium and other applications to hang and could lead to corruption of the Keychain when permanently trusting an untrusted SSL certificate. (#16365)

Version 1.5.7 (7/2/2013)

* Updated Twitter support. (#16118)

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## Notable Features ##

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