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=item /clear

This will clear the current tab's messages from your browser. It
will also clear the tab's message buffer so when you refresh your
browser the messages won't re-appear.

=item /msg [-network] <nick> [<msg>]

Takes a nick as an argument and an optional network flag. If no
network flag is provided, it will use the network of the current
tab. A third argument may be used for the message text. If no message
text is provided, a blank tab will be opened.

B</query> is an alias for /msg

=item /whois [-force] <nick>

Takes a nick as an argument and an optional force flag. This will
print some information about the supplied user. If the force flag
is provided, the information will be refreshed from the server.

=item /quote <command>

Sends a string as a raw message to the server.

B</raw> is an alias for /quote

=item /t[opic] [<topic>]

Takes an optional topic string. This will display the topic for the
current tab.  If a string is supplied, it will attempt to update
the channel's topic.  Only works in a channel.

=item /n[ames] [-avatars]

This will print a table of all of the nicks in the current tab.  An
optional avatars flag can be provided to include avatars.

=item /me <action>

Sends a string as an action to the channel.

e.g. * lee hits clint with a large trout

=item /w[indow] <number>

Focus the provided tab number. Also accepts "next" or "prev". The
space after the w can be ommited (e.g. /w4 to focus window 4.)

=item /connect <network>

Connect to a network. The network must be the name of a server from
the Connections window. If you are already connected to the network
it will do nothing.

=item /disconnect <network>

Disconnect from a network. The network must be the name of a server
from the Connections window. This command will also stop any reconnect
timers for that network.

=item /ignore <nick>

Ignore any nick that matches the one provided. B<This applies across
all networks.>

=item /ignores

List all active ignored nicks.

=item /unignore <nick>

Unignore a nick.

=back

=head1 NOTIFICATIONS

If you get a message with your nick in the body while no browsers
are connected, a notification will be sent using either Growl (if
running on OS X) or libnotify (on Linux.)

You can add additional patterns to highlight in the Preferences
window.

If you are using Fluid.app (a SSB for OS X) or Chrome you can also
get notifications when the window is unfocused.

=head1 MOBILE INTERFACE

Alice has an iPhone style sheet, but it may work in other mobile
browsers as well. Any help or bug reports would be much appreciated.

=head1 COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2010 by Lee Aylward E<lt>leedo@cpan.orgE<gt>

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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