Either use the browser or a chat client.
Explaining the browser is easier:
1. click on the irc link at the menubar on top of the page
2. a new window opens where you give a Nickname
3. click Connect
4. when it connects you type the stuff into the input area at the bottom of the page.
Additional information:
- if you close the page, all the convos will be lost, it has no "memory" so to speak
- you can write private messages to users just like with every chat client, like discord (these will be lost too when page closes)
- if the thing lose connection there might be issues with reconnecting with the same name (the server will think for a couple of minutes the same username is still connected)
- stuff
Ask your answers.

More additional info:
- by default Rizon hides your IP from other users (one can query other users in the user list, that gives a couple of stuff)
- it is possible to register a nick so others can't use it while away, I haven't done that yet, I read about it, it is simple process
- stuff

>>43699
I connecyed but nobody is there, is this normal?

>>43701
If you use scriptblocking stuff, you need to allow the js.

I have to go.

>>43701
>I connecyed but nobody is there, is this normal?

If you are using web irc from top link, there must be near 20 users. If you are using some client, you may be on wrong channel (or no channel selected at all).

t. never been on endchan irc but know irc

>>43704
>there must be near 20 users.
23 users, two are me, one is discord/telegram bridge
>t. never been on endchan irc but know irc
You know irc breddy well.

>>43713
>>43704
I finally managed to see others but nobody is writing.

>>43716
That's very typical.
You can see what is written in discord. On Odili's server in the #endchan room. The IRC is bridged there. Private messages can't be sent via that, but the group chat works.

I am Shiban on IRC and Shiban2 as well.

>>43718
I'm yolo

There are interesting bug that can explain "nobody is there": link on main /kc/ page to IRC is wrong (at least for me):

https://qchat.rizon.net/?channels=%endchan

It opens web UI with #%endchan channel as default, so, if user doesn't know about all these channels, he'll get into empty channel.

It is pretty strange, because link on thread page (i.e. /kc/res/...) is ok: https://qchat.rizon.net/?channels=endchan

Link on main page is also ok, although it has different case: https://qchat.rizon.net/?channels=Endchan
IRC channels are case-sensitive by RFC, but looks like rizon or web ui ignore it (don't know who doing it though, looks like UI).

I don't understand why there are different links - do this site really has different top headers, at least in board/channel interface? They look same, so why different templates?

But whatever, here is the possible problem.

>>43721
Heh, you are right.
Home page: #Endchan
First page of a board: #%endchan
In a thread: #endchan
Fun. Gonna ask Odili what's up.
>I don't understand why there are different links
Maybe to deceive the enemy.