Free amp 9.8 software for windows

Y!Amp M6 will display the song that the user is listening to in Winamp in the Yahoo Messenger Status. Works with the new Yahoo! Messenger 6, 7, 7.5 & 8 final.
You can also set a custom message before & after song title/artist, and more! You can even set a fake idle, webcam, open talk, headphones, or plugin icon next to your id!
Main features:
- Automatically send what youre listening to straight to chat or friends IMs!
- Program can open on Windows startup hidden
- 9 awesome ASCII status presets
- Optional headphones, fake idle, open talk, plugin, or webcam icons next to ID on list
- Icons can be shown together at the SAME TIME
- Put a message before AND after the song/artist
- Supports ASCII characters
- Can be hidden away into taskbar
- Draggable interface
- Small filesize
Note: When updating Y!Amp, make sure to CLOSE THE OLD VERSION BEFORE USING THE NEW ONE! (Newer versions do this automatically)

Amplify, a companion toolbar and online community, empowers Web users to find, collect, save and share the content they care about.
Companion Toolbar.- Amplify?s companion toolbar allows people to easily find and collect the online content they care about from multiple Websites in personalized pages called Amps. These Amps can then be saved and shared with anyone as Web-based multi-source bookmarks with just a single link.
The companion toolbar offers users a search tool, pop-up blocker, an Amplify Community link and access to their favorite Amps. Functionality includes:
Find: Search the Web (results provided by Yahoo! and Teoma) and for Amps using the search box located in the companion toolbar.
Collect: By simply pointing and clicking, people can collect up to 25 different pieces of content ? pictures, text, flash, audio and video ? into a single page called an Amp.
Save: Amps can be saved and accessed from a ?My Amps? list on the companion toolbar or by visiting www.amplify.com.
Share: Amps can be shared as a single link with anyone, whether or not they have Amplify installed, via email, instant message, the Amplify community and/or the Web.
Community.- The Amplify Community is a public forum for Amp sharing, search and discussion providing Amplify users with the option to showcase their favorite Amps to a wider audience.
The Amplify Community lets users post their Amps in various interesting categories including shopping, politics, travel, entertainment, finance, pictures, health and more. Both Amplify users and non-users are able to view, comment and rate Amps. Additional features include Top Amps syndication and RSS technology which allows popular newsreaders to pull real-time Amp feeds from every category.

Piolet is a 3rd generation P2P network application.
You can share files faster and more easily whatever your connection. Speeds never seen before on any network are the standard. Searches go through a private p2p protocol, generating hundreds of productive results in a matter of seconds.
Downloads come in a non-HTTP optimized mode, utilizing up to 100% of your available speed. It has all the great features you could ask for: Media Player, Hot List, Advanced Search, Multisource and Autoresumable downloads, Chat, voice Chat, Playlist, and more.
This download is marked as adware because it displays advertisement banners or other type of commercials while running.

A full featured MP3 player with a sleek digital face. This player has many features, including playlist, minimize to tray, ect.

Tkabber is a Free and Open Source client that provides a Tcl/Tk interface to the Jabber instant messaging and presence service
Tcl/Tk is a graphical scripting language that runs on the Unix, Windows, and Macintosh platforms. The choice of Tcl/Tk for a Jabber client is three-fold:
- it is portable: once you install a Tcl/Tk interpreter on your system, the Tkabber script "just runs" ? without having to compile anything;
- it is customizable: Tkabber reads a configuration file when it starts that tells it the settings of various parameters; and,
- it is extensible: the configuration file is actually a Tcl script, so you can replace or augment entire portions of Tkabber (if youre so inclined).
Tkabber is fully-featured:
sessions:
- hashed passwords
- encrypted sessions (if you install an optional extension)
- login via HTTP proxy
- user-defined hooks for connection establishment and release
- XMPP/Jabber MIME type
messages:
- emoticons
- signed/encrypted messages (if you install an optional extension)
- file transfers (HTTP, DTCP and IBB transports)
- filters
- groupchat (GroupChat-1.0 and Multi-User Chat conferencing protocols)
- headline messages
- message events
- completions of nick and commands
- hyperlinks
- user-defined hooks for chat window events
presence:
- avatars
- browsing
- groupchat and roster invitations
- conference room bookmarks
- annotations about roster items
- signed presence (if you install an optional extension)
- vCards
- user-defined hooks for presence changes
windowing:
- configurable look-and-feel via a resources database
- unicode
- tabbed/non-tabbed interface
- sound notifications
- nested roster groups
- for Unix: auto-away, spell checking, KDE docking, and WMaker icons
- for Windows: auto-away, and taskbar icons
Enhancements:
- Support for STARTTLS (required for XMPP/1.0 compliancy)
- Reorganized menu
- Support for searching in chat window
- Support for annotations about roster items (JEP-0145)
- Support for conference rooms bookmarks (JEP-0048)
- Added multilogin support for GPGME
- Better support for xml:lang
- Support for service discovery extensions (JEP-0128)
- Support for NTLM authentication
- Many fixes and enhancements