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Revision as of 06:56, 8 November 2010
Using Third Party Viewers
You may connect to Second Life using software released by a third-party developer. We have a Policy on Third-Party Viewers to help promote a positive and predictable experience for all Second Life Residents. However, because third-party viewers are not our viewers, we cannot guarantee that they will follow our rules. You are responsible for evaluating whether you want to use and share information with them.
To be listed in this Third Party Viewer Directory, a software developer must self-certify that it complies with Linden Lab policies. Beware of third-party viewers that are not in the Viewer Directory – they have either declined to self-certify or been refused for noncompliance with our policies.
Viewer List
| Viewer | Description | Platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Ascent | Ascent provides expanded control for content creators and developers and improves upon basics such as client detection, parcel management, and asset browsing. |   
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 Dolphin
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The Dolphin Viewer contains many fixes and enhancements for explorers, sailors, and other vehicle enthusiasts. |
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 Emergence
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This project is simply a clone of the latest emerald source code I had, compiled and produced in a way where all binaries are either provided from a well known trusted source (such as linden lab or openjpeg), or myself. |
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 Kirstens
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A hybrid viewer based on a mixture of snowglobe and render-pipeline aimed specifically at high end users, film makers and photography. |
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 Imprudence
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The goal of Imprudence is to improve the user interface and usability of the viewer through community involvement, thoughtful design, modern development methods, and a pro-change atmosphere. |
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 METAbolt
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METAbolt is a text client with rich features to enable users to perform most important functions in SL. |
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| omvviewer | Native Debian and Ubuntu .deb files of Snowglobe for 32 and 64 bit architectures. Changes to the source are the most minimal possible to use LSB file locations and to comply with TVP, no significant feature changes are included. |
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 Pocket Metaverse
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iPhone and iPad Client for Second Life® | 
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 Phoenix
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From the ashes shall rise the Phoenix! A team made up of some of the original reputable Emerald developers and some great new developers. A viewer with the Emerald features everyone loves, with a bright future. |
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 Radegast
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Light-weight feature rich non-graphical client, ideal for situations where full 3D rendering client is less than ideal option, for instance, an office environment, running on low performance computers and similar. |
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| Restrained Love | The RLV enhances your experience when you use it in conjunction with RLV-compatible objects, which are able to restrict the user from detaching items, receiving IMs, hearing chat, teleporting etc. |
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| Sparkle IM | Log in to your Second Life® or Opensim account and begin chatting right from your iPhone or iPod Touch. |
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| Stored Inventory | a Backup tool that allows builders to save all their creations directly to their hard drive or move them to other grids. |
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For Developers: How to apply to list a viewer in this directory
- Your Second Life accounts must be in good standing, must not be suspended, and must not have been permanently banned or terminated.
- You must have valid payment information on file with us or have been age verified by us.
- Review our Policy on Third-Party Viewers and the Second Life Terms of Service.
- Make sure you and your third-party viewer are in compliance with our policies.
- Open an Application Issue in the Third Party Viewer section of Jira and submit it.
Policy Violation Reporting
If you believe that you have direct evidence that any third party viewer (whether listed in the Third Party Viewer Directory or not) may be in violation of the Second Life Terms of Service[ or the [http://secondlife.com/corporate/tpv.php Policy on Third Party Viewers, you can file a violation report to be investigated.