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...Access large mbox files such as Google Takeout or Mozilla Thunderbird Archives. Development of mbox viewer continues now at github: https://github.com/eneam/mboxviewer **NOTE**: Windows Defender may sometimes report incorrectly that mbox-viewer contains malware. Please report the case to the development. Development will ask Windows Security to update Windows Defender rules to resolve the issue. Last time the incorrect detection was corrected by Microsoft Security within few hours. User will need to run Windows Update to install the latest updated detection rules.

...Enjoy customizable notifications, message previews, and more, all in 34 languages! For more details, please refer to the readme.txt file (Files tab, description below). Note: Gmail support is currently unavailable due to verification requirements by Google. Note: Outlook.com support is currently unavailable due to moving to OAuth2 authentication from login/password at Outlook servers.

...It uses the alt.anonymous.messages news group and does not require a usual email address setup. Messages are sent to the news group directly or through the Tor network. Note: If you have AAMDirect II already installed, just download the AAMDirect.exe and replace the old executable. Rename the old executable first and test the new before deleting the old. See WIKI for updates and changes.

SimpleCheck is a fast, low resource, server oriented, Windows System Tray based E-Mail Notification Client with a simple UI that regularly checks multiple POP3 E-Mail accounts. Many full client features; immune to viruses; use to delete SPAM mail.

Thunderbird extension for checking grammar using LanguageTool facilities. NOTE: The project has been moved to GitHub: https://github.com/nuald/thb-gramchecker The old one stays here just for the historical reasons.

NOTE: Development has been aborted. Please see the re-alpine project for a better alternative. oserp - stands for OpenSource Emailer Replaces Pine. First goal - replace pine with an open souce work-alike using perl. Second - add an SQL backend to Mail::Box, and thus to oserp. Third - Port to C++, using GNU MailUtils as the backend.