Adium, the open source instant message chat client with support for multiple programs (including AOL Instant Messenger, ICQ, Jabber, MSN, Yahoo! Google Talk, Bonjour, etc.) has been updated to version 1.2.4.

The new version, a 20.1 megabyte download, adds the following fixes and changes:
-Updated to libpurple 2.4.1, which includes AIM offline message support and an XMPP crash fix.
-Fixed a crash when closing tabs and using the undo menu item (#9511).
-Fixed several other undo-related bugs.
-Improved handling of certain error conditions (#8762).
-Completely transparent contact lists are now allowed (#5104).
-The 'copy' menu item is now disabled correctly when there's nothing to copy.
-Fixed printing from the message window.
-French Canadian translation updates.
-Fixed the preference for how many past messages to show when opening a chat (#8833).
-Fixed an issue that could lead to slow login times for MSN users (#9384).
-Brazilian Portuguese localization updates.
-Improved compatibility with AIM DirectIM.
-Fixed a memory leak when using DirectIM.
-Fixed an issue causing some Yahoo! contacts to be incorrectly blocked (#7744).
-Fixed support for transparent colors in the contact list (#9341).
-Fixed a memory leak when setting contact list colors.
-Fixed sending bold text (#9076).
-Fixed a crash when using certain audio configurations (#8902).
-Fixed the size of the divider between the message view and the text entry field (#9324).
-Fixed some glitches when pasting text.
-Fixed autosizing of the text entry field (#8701).
-Fixed a crash when the system audio output device changes (#9299).
-Fixed a crash if the permissions on mdimport are set incorrectly (#7933).
-Fixed 'now playing' on protocols like XMPP and MySpace.

Adium X is available for free and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later to run. The program functions as a Universal Binary and runs at native speeds on both PowerPC and Intel-based hardware.

If you've tried the new build and have any feedback, positive or negative, let us know in the comments or forums.