wMail

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wMail is a fork of the popular, attractive, and fast kmMail webmail package, which has not seen any new development in many years. IMAP support is included, as well as HTML rendering of email and great MIME support like kmMail.

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Intended Audience

Information Technology

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

PHP

Registered

2004-11-01

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