DownloadAfterLogic WebMail Lite PHP is a free AJAX webmail application. Users can receive, view, manage, compose, and send email through web interface (IMAP and SMTP supported). Source code included.
Features
- Supports SMTP/IMAP/Sieve protocols; MySQL database backend
- Can block javascript and external images in e-mails
- Address Book
- Integration with cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin
- More than 20 translations, easy to add new ones
- Various plugins available, API allows for creating your own extensions
Project Samples
License
Affero GNU Public LicenseFollow AfterLogic WebMail Lite 7
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User Reviews
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Wonderful simple online Web Client. Just seeing GUI, it's better than all other clients I tested before. For my small amout of mails it's quite performant. If you have many mails, then it will become slow. But give him a try. My strong recommondation.
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Excellent webmail solution! Much better than RoundCube!
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excellent work my dear thanks Thank you so much to share with us Regards Solangi Naeem
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Thank you for your work.
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Good for small mailboxes! The approach to fetching mail is clearly not intended for existing large mailboxes: I tried this on a local IMAP account with 200+ folders and 130,000 messages and it cached every single message header upon login before giving access to the interface (this took about 20 minutes, caused the web page to use 500MB memory, and caused the session to timeout). After this initial cache, the application starts a lot quicker on login, but because of the large number of folders to check against the cache, it still delays a bit.