<p>Prat has just about every feature you can think of, and then some. Really. When I get some more time, I'll try and put together a full list (Even I have lost count)</p>
<p>(Thanks to Dreamsight for this partial list)</p>
<ul>
<li>Change arrows, buttons, mouse scroll for chat scroll, scroll speed</li>
<li>you can add color per channel, color per lvl, color per class</li>
<li>timestamps</li>
<li>timestamp color</li>
<li>whether to show timestamp (what format the timestamp should be in)</li>
<li>whether to show players lvl</li>
<li>you can select the option for channel "stickys" (last channel you used you auto use when hitting enter, that sort of thing – or last thing someone said)</li>
<li>change the looks of the chat's editbox - as well as where it appears (you can even undock it and move it to where you'd like it to be)</li>
<li>chat fading, fading delay</li>
<li>You can change the font to a list of fonts, add an outline to it, monochrome it (if you don’t mind messing with files a bit you could prolly even add other fonts to that list)</li>
<li>change the chat frame/chat box appearance</li>
<li>set Chat history</li>
<li>set channel abbreviations</li>
<li>set brackets and color(or something instead of brackets)round player/lvl</li>
<li>alt invite option (press keyboard “alt” button and click on the player’s name to auto inv them)</li>
<li>raid icon</li>
<li>invite links</li>
<li>info keeping</li>
<li>url copying</li>
<li>full chat copying + copy button</li>
<li>allows pop-up msgs</li>
<li>enables tell target /tt</li>
<li>Alias options</li>
<li>altnames options</li>
<li>you can enable/disable all prat modules - dont have to have the ones you dont use running</li>
<li>change chat sounds (incoming and outgoing as well as per channel)</li>
<li>achievement info and grats</li>
<li>full chat search</li>
<li>fully customizable filers for advanced users/li>
</ul>
<p>Its predecessor, Prat-2.0 has been around since the TBC release in 2006. This new version seeks to improve upon some aspects such as memory use, but still do so without creating 30+ small folders in your addon directory that you have to manage.</p>
<p>While trying to reduce resource utilization, it is also important to note that some people prefer the features, and don't care that an addon uses 500k more. I have been trying to isolate the most resource intensive functionality into the Prat_HighCPUUSageModules folder. You can enable or disable it per your preference.</p>
