Recommend a few web-based MSN services that can be logged in without downloading.

In the fierce battle between 360 and QQ, many netizens have chosen alternative chat tools, with MSN being the most common choice. Here are some web-based MSN clients that don't require downloading for those who don't want to download software but wish to use the service. If you know of other options, please leave a comment to add them. Thank you.

1. Microsoft's own web-based MSN client. Though not very user-friendly, it seems more trustworthy as it’s from the official source.

Link: http://webmessenger.msn.com/

2. Meebo - A web-based multi-protocol instant messaging (IM) tool that supports GTalk, MSN, AOL or ICQ, Yahoo!, and Jabber simultaneously. It offers text chat, voice, video, and group chat features, consolidating friends from different IMs into one directory while distinguishing their origin via icons on the right side. Meebo is quite well-known, though its stability in China may vary.

Link: http://www.meebo.com

3. Ebuddy - Supports major international IM services such as MSN, YAHOO, AIM, and GTalk. Its interface and emoticons closely resemble the original software versions, including the flash screen feature. Notably, it also provides a comprehensive mobile client for synchronized chatting.

Link: http://www.ebuddy.com

4. MiBo - A localized version of Meebo with a similar interface and functionality. Conveniently for Chinese users, it supports WebQQ.

Link: http://www.meebo.com.cn/

5. IMO - Unique for supporting FaceBook and MySpace, and uses an encrypted webpage, allowing you to bypass workplace network monitoring concerns.

Link: https://imo.im/