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FluxBB
Version : 1.5.11
Votes: 68

FluxBB is a free open source forum application designed to be fast, light and user friendly. FluxBB's code, written in PHP, has a proven track record of stability and security. FluxBB is being actively developed.

  Space Required : 1.41 MB

  Release Date : 29-12-2018

  Get Support : Visit Support Site

  Reviews : 4

   Features

  • Supports PHP4 and PHP5
  • Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite
  • Produces valid XHTML 1.0 Strict pages
  • Easily translated into any language
  • Support for UTF-8 (v1.4)
  • Free for domestic and commercial use
  • Distributed under GNU General Public Licence

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Average Ratings 4.41 nan 4.41
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Reviews
Great Forum
by a Guest - snowleopard217 - March 17, 2010, 5:20 am
Very small and fast, not as many features as others, but it is very elegant. One major problem though, is that it has only email verification. Spambots will sign up like crazy.
Lean
by a Guest - Len - January 18, 2011, 11:41 pm
Small, lightweight and fast. If you want to add more functionality it's not terribly difficult to do. It's a relative newcomer but I can see it becoming popular quickly.
light
by a Guest - skyline - August 21, 2013, 3:07 am
Quite possibly one of the best PHP based forum software around. The simple way it has been coded means that it's easy to download and install mods that add new features, and it uses very very little resources. For example I have a forum with over 100000 posts and it only uses 30MB on the SQL database and even less on disk. Perfect for basically all forum uses, and as I said, it's so easy to weave into the rest of your site due to it's simplicity.
Simple,
by a Guest - Mike - October 24, 2014, 7:30 pm
I only need a small private forum, so plumped for the best I could find in simplicity and low overhead. FluxBB has been great overall. Only problem is once or twice a month it refuses to take a post--no biggie, I keep a few spares around which I can edit and move. As a previous vBulletin 4 owner, I'm impressed. Well done devs. ETA Feb. 2015 The post problem mentioned above in my October 2014 review hasn't shown in a couple of months, so I guess it's fixed.