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Cloud Export is a tool to automatically extract your data from web applications and save it to your local file system for backup purposes, but more extensive than Google Takeout. Plans are based on http://www.dataliberation.org.
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Void Reader
Quick & dirty RSS-to-email tool
Project has moved Github at https://github.com/zlogic/voidreader This project is a simple, quick&dirty application to download RSS feeds and send them via SMTP or upload via IMAP to your mailbox. Your mailbox will provide an interface to view feed and (optionally) view the source contents by downloading the feed links and converting them into PDF attachments. PDF are ugly (most CSS is ignored, Javascript is not supported), but allow to download items on a fast unlimited connection... -
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The Java Msn Lib(JML) based web msn client developed by Roy Tsang. You can reach me at roy dot cstsang at gmail dot com.
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Single web mail client interface to access Gmail, Hotmail/Msn, and IMAP accounts all at the same time. Tabbed interface for reading and composing email. 3 panel perspective: folder list, email list and email preview.
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