If you have a computer that has Google chrome on it, you can get the app, it is a Chinese app, but it shows up in English. It is a free app, so you don't have to buy it. To get to it, hold down the previous page button and it will bring you to a settings page. Go down until it shows a button that says 'get themes'. Type 'dollars' into the search bar and click on the one under apps. Download it, and start chatting. (When you use the app, it shows up with a page that looks like you enter the password into, but you just put in what username you want to use.)

>>1 a few questions as tto the validity of this. I don't have a chrome-powered computer so I'll be asking some questions for those that do.

1.) How safe is this to my personal security?
2.) How did you find it?
3.) Is it actually free or just a free download?
4.) Is the chat itself in Chinese or is it English like the rest of it?
5.) Can non-chrome users get and use it?
6.) If we don't enter the "true password" in the password box, it will let us in anyways?
7.) Is it a clean app (no viruses or anything)?
8.) What is the average maturity of conversations on there?
9.) Is it one collective room or many smaller rooms like on the DRRRCHAT or Darasu.Net?
10.) What would be the minal requirements of computer running/loading for this to run efficiently?

Thanks

1.)I'm not sure how I would go about answering this.
2.)I found it in the chrome web store
3.) Entirely free
4.) If someone in a different country using a different country using a different language made a chat room, it would show up in Chinese. However, your own words as well as most buttons are in English.
5.) I wouldn't think so, I did find it in the chrome web store so no.
6.) There isn't a password, the password box is used to enter your username
7.) My laptop doesn't have an security on it, but I haven't gotten any viruses on it yet, so it should be ok.
8.) There wasn't much conversation at all when I used it, i'm guessing it to be fairly new and people don't know about it yet.
9.) many smaller rooms.
10.) I'm not sure, it seems to work as efficiently as DRRRCHAT and Darasu for me, but the fact that it is an app may or may not have an effect on how well your computer can handle it.

>>3 Thanks

>>3 #5. If you have google chrome on your computer, you can access the chrome web store and get the app