It uses AJAX.

document.getElementsByClassName('icon-chat')[0].getElementsByTagName('a')[0].href += '?userName=' + /Logout \[ ([^\s]*)/i.exec(document.getElementsByClassName('icon-logout')[0].innerHTML)[1];
Socket Server:
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Using the AJAX technology alone the chat clients have to permanently pull updates from the server.
This is due to AJAX being a web technology and HTTP being a stateless protocol.
Events pushed from server-side need a permanent or long-lasting socket connection between clients and server.
This requires either a custom HTTP server (called "comet") or another custom socket server.
AJAX Chat uses a JavaScript-to-Flash bridge to establish a permanent socket connection from client side.
The JavaScript-to-Flash bridge requires a Flash plugin >= 9 installed on the user browser.
Clients without this requirement will fall back to pull the server for updates.
dyn wrote:Try it again, it should be maybe even faster.
Xynthia wrote:dyn wrote:Try it again, it should be maybe even faster.
What should be faster ? chat ?
I can't tell, something's wrong with my internet lately
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