Comparison of Internet Forum Software (other) - Features

Features

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Boardawy No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Barracuda Forum No Yes No No Yes No Yes
Beast Yes No No No No Yes No
BulletinBoards Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
conversationboard Yes No Yes No No Full No
E-Blah Yes No Yes Yes Yes Full No
E-Blah SQL Yes No Yes No Yes Full No
eStudio Discussion and Forums Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes
Forulio Yes No No No Yes Full No
FuseTalk CF Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Session Yes
Gossamer Forum Yes Yes No No Yes Full Yes
Ikonboard Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Session No
IkonForums Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Session No
JForum Yes No Yes Yes Yes Full No
Jive Forums Yes Yes Yes No Yes Full Yes
Kareha Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No
mvnForum Yes No No No Yes ? No
mwForum Yes Yes Yes No Yes Full No
NitPick2011 Yes Yes No No Yes No No
PasForum Yes No No No No ? ?
Pocoo Yes Yes No No No ? No
RForum Yes No No No No ? ?
Tetra WebBBS Yes Yes No No Yes Session No
UBB.classic Yes No No No No Session No
Wakaba Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No
YaBB Yes No Yes Yes Yes Full Partial
Yazd Forum Yes Yes No No Yes Session Yes
Zoho Discussions Yes Yes Yes No Yes Full Yes
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