Leaked: Windows Live Messenger 8.5

Today an internal build of Windows Live Messenger 8.5 was leaked by Messenger Addictos, a site dedicated to Windows Live Messenger and related products.

The new build includes a completely new installer system (though it appears it might need some tweaking). Messenger itself also got a complete overhaul, featuring a new UI that combines the best of Windows Live and Vista. The new build also includes several minor new features, some of which are still unknown. Unfortunately support for Plug-Ins (or “Add-Ins”) has been dropped.

The leaked build is only available in Spanish at the moment, but there is a easy way to patch that to get the English version.

Facts:

– New installer icon
- New setup look
- New Desktop icon (with TM branding)
- New installation path (C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger)
- New GUI
- Windows OneCare integration
- New smile. Just type (‘.’) in a convo window

Grab it here (mirror).

Other Languages

>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (English/US).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (English/UK).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (English/India).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (French/France).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (German).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (Spanish/US).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (Spanish/Spain).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (Chinese – Simplified).
>> Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta (Japanese).

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