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    ADbNewsSender is an easy to install and use php based newsletter script. You can use it to manage multiple newsletters. It is using double opt in and supports MySQL/MariaDB and PostgreSQL. You can also present a web archive to your website's visitor. Please note that the development has been discontinued. You can still download the software, but you won't receive any support or updates.
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    SafeGmail

    SafeGmail

    Send private e-mails through Gmail.

    ...Write a normal e-mail, click 'Encrypt?' Checkbox, then write Question and Secret Answer. 4. Click Encrypt + Send button. 5.Reader should click on the link, answer the question, then COPY & PASTE only the encrypted message in the textbox. Visual instructions in project webpage.
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    Auto Encryption is an extension to thunderbird to search your certificate database and find the emails you enter. If they are found and your able to encrypt the mail it enables encryption, otherwise it disables it.
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