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Java Email Spammer
This application allows email spamming from gmail account.
This application allows you to spam emails from your gmail account to any other destination. In the near future it will be possible to spam from different smtp server providers such as Google, Yahoo and more. Please support this application by visiting the official website at http://www.freejavaemailspammer.com -
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The ploinMailFactory is a mailing framework that provides extended features like a templating mechanism, multitenancy and localizaion. Internally it uses the commons-email API from Apache.
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Platemail is a cross-platform email client written in Java, featuring built-in, configurable spam detection and filtering capabilities, the potential for a variety of user interfaces and the option of storing mail in a relational database.
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Spamato is a spam filter system that combines several anti-spam techniques, from which thousands of users benefit. It is available as an add-on for Thunderbird and Outlook, and as a stand-alone proxy for other email clients. IMAP and POP are supported.
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With Tiger Envelopes you can stop snoops from reading your email. Same email client. No extra steps. One click to install on Windows and Linux. Configures Outlook, Thunderbird, and KMail. Supports GPG, PGP, Bouncy Castle encryption.
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icarusWebMail is an open source WebMail, with POP3 and IMAP mailbox support, also supports APOP POP3/SSL POP3/TLS IMAP/SSL contacts lists from LDAP, anti-spam integration, Internationalization (by now es, en, fr), Filters, Drafts, Sent-Folder, Signature.
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An email client which basically focuses on sorting incoming emails for better email management using classification algorithms. Implemented for windows platform. The e-mail client focuses on inbox management, categorization of e-mails usig algorithms
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CPO is a tool written in Java that manages newsletters. It's focused on corporate needs (privacy, scalability, bounce count, opt-in & out, newsletter statistics).
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Mailbox Sweeper is a program to connect to a mailbox, preview and delete selected messages. Useful for cleaning up mailboxes without downloading all the mails to your computer, e.g. for dialup users who do not want to download that 5MB attachment.
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Mousetrap is a Java email client for Windows. Features: spam filtering, HTML support, new mail notification from designated senders, LDAP support, local folders, multiple accounts, plus all the usual features. Client of choice among beta testers.
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The MFlow project aims to create a modular messaging client in Java. Its architecture should make it as easy as possible to add support for new protocols, as well as maximizing configurability.
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