JM Tech Power

jm-tech-power-official/JM Chat

JM Chat — the JM Tech Power members chat in its own window, for Windows, macOS and Linux. Sign in with your JM Tech Power account; get system notifications for new messages and the unread count in the title. It opens the live chat in an Edge / Chrome / Chromium app window and bundles nothing from the site, so it updates with the website.

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README.md

JM Chat

The JM Tech Power members chat in its own window, for Windows, macOS and Linux.

JM Chat opens jmtechpower.com/chat in an app window of a Chromium-family browser you already have (Edge, Chrome, Chromium or Brave), with its own profile. You sign in with your normal JM Tech Power account; the window remembers it. It bundles nothing from the site, so the chat is always the live one, and it updates with the website.

What you get over a browser tab:

  • its own window and taskbar/dock entry;
  • system notifications for new messages (click "Notify me about new

messages" once);

  • the unread count in the window title;
  • the chat fills the window — no site header or footer.

Install

| System | How | |---|---| | Windows 10/11 | Right-click install.ps1 → Run with PowerShell (or powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File install.ps1). Adds JM Chat to the Start menu and the Desktop. Uses Edge, which every Windows 10/11 has. | | macOS | sh install.sh → JM Chat in ~/Applications. Needs Chrome, Edge, Brave or Chromium. | | Debian / Ubuntu | sudo apt install ./jm-chat_<version>_all.deb (download from the project page), or sh install.sh. | | Other Linux | sh install.sh → jm-chat plus an applications-menu entry. |

Remove it with uninstall.ps1 / uninstall.sh. Your sign-in is kept unless you add -Purge / --purge.

Notes

  • JM_HOST=https://other.server jm-chat opens another server's chat.
  • Build the .deb with packaging/build_deb.sh.
  • A signed .msi and a notarized .dmg are not available yet.