ICQ 3.4 build 23

ICQ ("I seek you") is a very popular program that notifies you in real-time when friends or colleagues are online. Once they are online, you can send them messages, chat, play games, exchange files, and more.
Enhancements:
- Interoperability with AIM and iChat instant messengers. You can add users from those messengers to your Contact List and exchange instant messages with them.
- Better peer to peer connectivity: MacICQ now supports passive p2p connections for users behind firewalls.
- Users behind firewalls can now choose their listen port range.
- Auto-reconnect (available in the Connection panel of the Network and Security window). Users with a permanent internet connection should turn this on to avoid occasional disconnect messages.
- Easy way to enter active URLs directly into outgoing messages.
- New support for unicode text entry (e.g., for Arabic and Hebrew)
- Cosmetic issue: Incoming SMS messages are now displayed (as opposed to not displayed in the previous version, a feature which some of you did not appreciate).
- The Contact List now displays names in multiple languages.
- URLs are read from Safari.
- Clickable URLs in message windows.
- Many bug fixes