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Cassiopeia's BitMail
Encrypting E-Mail Client
... ● Build-in Encryption to secure E-Mails ● IMAP & POP3 ● Additionally a full decentral P2P Email-Option via the Echo Protocol ● Store Email for Offline-Friends in the P2P Network. ● Chat and Instant Messaging is build in. ● POPTASTIC function (Chat over Email) ● Calendar widget functionality. ● Open Source. BSD License. "Cassiopeia is the tortoise of Momo, which can communicate through writing on her shell and guides into the future." - Wikipedia. Source from: https://sf.net/projects/spot-on/files/ & https://github.com/textbrowser/spot-on -
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Spruce is an X11 mail client written with the Gtk+ widget set. It is geared towards being extremely small and fast, supporting all the common features that users want or need without sacrificing usability or functionality
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Geedot aims to be a lightweight, fully (and only) HTML 4.01 and CSS compliant and functional web browser for X. It uses the gdtoolkit widget set which is very fast and lightweight - yet also infinitely and easily expandable.
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The idea is to create an IMAP only email client, using the QT widget set for maximum portability and the libimap client library for the IMAP routines.
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