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Proton Web Clients is a monorepo hosting the web applications for Proton’s suite of privacy-focused services, including the core Proton Mail webmail interface and related web apps like Proton Calendar, Proton Drive, Proton Account, Proton VPN, Proton Pass, and other connected tools. It consolidates all web client code, shared modules, dependencies, and development tooling into a single repository, enabling unified maintenance, consistency of design patterns, and efficient evolution of...

The most complete Business Webmail with Mobile client application for companies of all sizes. All the core functions for business like calendaring and integrated webmail, plus the capability of converting emails into business objects such as: quotes, invoices, marketing stuff, customer requests, project management and more. A simple way to have a unique flow of information from email request from customers to invoices!
You only have to choose which modules you want to activate and is...

Tiny application based on readpst and dbxconv that provides a convenient GUI to convert Outlook and Outlook Express files into open standards. The program converts Outlook Express 5/6 .DBX to .EML and Outlook 2003/2007/2010 .PST to MBOX. The program runs only on Linux machines and doesn't need any Microsoft software!

OlivaMail is a set of the java e-mail solutions: Webmail, Java Email Client (GUI), Command Line Utility (CLI) and the Core library.

Helper is an integrated PIM and social networking (blog, RSS, foaf, etc) client. Allows to store, annotate and navigate information uniformly by means of folders, tags and categories. Based on OWL, Eclipse RCP and open standards (Dublin Core, foaf, etc).

mail2m (Mail 2 Many) is a tiny simple bulk mail sender, designed to send a simple html mail to a group of friends. Recipients list can contain up to 200 (and more ?) recipients. No database and only basic smtp configuration is needed.

After one year without development of the XForms based Unix email client XFMail, the coding has started again. The GTK is supposed to be the toolkit of choice and so we will take XFMail's core, restructure it, and port it to the Gimp ToolKit.