DuckClient
MUCK/MUSH/MUX Client for Chrome
What is DuckClient?
DuckClient is a telnet client extension for Chrome featuring easy settings sync. Primarily intended for online social worlds running on MUCK, MUSH, MUX, and MOO servers, it provides SSL encryption, multiple connections, clickable URLs, logging, and more. Also, it offers Tor support and MUD Client Compression Protocol support. Despite not being a game or a VT-100 terminal, DuckClient delivers high functionality and caters to specific user needs.
Stats
Users:
1,000+
Rating:
3.98
(49)
Creation date:
2020-01-27
Risk impact:
Low risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Low risk likelihood
Permissions:
Size:
969.73K
Email:
gu*****@gull.us
Stats date:
Chrome-Stats Rank
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22953
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Summary
DuckClient is a telnet client for text-based online worlds that features easy syncing of settings between machines. It's intended mainly for social worlds running on MUCK, MUSH, MUX, and MOO type servers. There is limited support for MUDs.
The app uses the Chrome socket API, and runs entirely locally; it is not a web-hosted service and does not require any kind of proxy.
** Note that Google has dropped desktop support for Chrome Web apps. There are some experimental standalone builds for Linux, macOS, and Windows at http://duckclient.com/ **
Features include:
- multiple connection support
- SSL encryption
- Tor support (experimental)
- storage and syncing of connection information
- logging
- clickable URLs
- URL list with optional thumbnail preview
- ANSI 256 color and 24-bit truecolor support
User reviews
User reviews summary
Pros
- Clean and simple interface
- Works well on ChromeOS
- Easily customizable colors and world settings
- Good alternative to raw telnet
- Great for MUCKs and MU*Clients
Cons
- Difficulty setting up triggers
- Lack of plugin and alias support
- Logging system doesn't append date to filename
- No auto-rescue triggers or command stacking support
- Inability to acknowledge events with a response
Most mentioned
- Triggers
- ChromeOS
- MUCKs
- Logging system
- Customization
Recent reviews
DuckClient has become my go-to for quick sessions when I can't use a MUX's custom client. For example I use it on my Chromebook or in breaks at work. It's clean and simple and doesn't aim to do everything; it just fills the mobile/workplace/away from home gap. I hope it stays maintained.
When every other client fails to connect in win10 and I find this.. NICE! It works and doesn't trip firewalls or other idiocy keeping me from using anything else. Not that I really would now, this is small and fast. Works much like I'm used to so that's a bonus. I need to spend more time figuring out things.
Thanks!
I Didn't how to play it you should make a tutorial
Safety
Risk impact
DuckClient is relatively safe to use as it requires very minimum permissions.
Risk likelihood
DuckClient has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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