Blarb
A free, frictionless web chat. No sign ups. No installs.
What it does
Chat instantly by sharing a link. No accounts, no installs. Any URL is a chatroom, with optional P2P encrypted channels, 24-hour auto-expiring history, unlimited participants, and easy embedding. Free to use.
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We are excited to announce that we are launching version 2 of Blarb. Blarb is an ephemeral microblogging platform that promotes unfiltered sharing. Anything you share in Blarb gets deleted in 24 hours. Real names are optional, no likes, and no follower count. New features in version 2: - Improved discovery by introducing explore page. - Instant notifications in supported browsers. - Recent blurbs in the landing page. - Improved UI/UX in some of the pages. - And the most requested Dark mode. Happy #sharing. https://blarb.co
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Create a chat, copy the URL, paste it wherever you want. Perfect for those that would like to continue a discussion on a social network without having to sign up for anything. http://beta.mss.gs/#!/page/home
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