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Mailbox Manager is a utility to remote-check in one go one or several POP3 Mailboxes (i.e. Mailboxes you access through Emailer applications such as Mail, Thunderbird, Eudora and the like, or through a browser) and fully manage their messages (inspect, delete, answer/forward/redirect etc.) before downloading them.
- Mailbox: it is possible to get the list of all its messages or a selection of them (ex. the last five messages, or messages from 7 to 11); and if you leave copy of them on the server, you can retrieve only the last (new) ones.
- Messages: of each message you
What's New
Version 2.1.4:
- Data of accounts containing accented characters would show up mixed with weird characters: fixed.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
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Mailbox Manager is a utility to remote-check in one go one or several POP3 Mailboxes (i.e. Mailboxes you access through Emailer applications such as Mail, Thunderbird, Eudora and the like, or through a browser) and fully manage their messages (inspect, delete, answer/forward/redirect etc.) before downloading them.
- Mailbox: it is possible to get the list of all its messages or a selection of them (ex. the last five messages, or messages from 7 to 11); and if you leave copy of them on the server, you can retrieve only the last (new) ones.
- Messages: of each message you can view its partial or full content; and when necessary, the message can be answered/redirected/forwarded. Its attachments too can be inspected and downloaded to disk. Should you find any undesired message, you have the option to mark it as SPAM and to delete it.
- Databases: the SPAM database offers criteria to mark as SPAM incoming messages; while the White List database holds the addresses of friendly mails that --when checking mail-- will be marked as such.
- Quitting Mailbox Manager, your Emailer application can be automatically launched to retrieve the remaining messages (or your browser may automatically connect to a site supporting Mail OnLine).
- Scheduled mail-checking supported.
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Lesoth0 reviewed on 15 Nov 2011
$7 bucks for this is great value.
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To make a short story long: I first tried Thunderbird and then Opera's integrated mail feature that became my favourite, but then I had the illumination that Apple Mail could probably manage IMAP too... (I don't know why I haven't considered that option before! Maybe because I mainly use Entourage and I'm not fond of how it manages IMAP)
For something, Opera or Thunderbird offers better features (like a different checking time for any account), but when you pimp at the system Activity Monitor, they still pump power where Apple Mail remains at 0%!
So farewell POP! I now let Apple Mail check my ten accounts via IMAP every minute without any impact on system performance and when I want to download my mails for history purpose I launch Entourage.
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If you are still using POP3 (either by choice or by mandate), perhaps you should hire a new IT consultant or investigate other providers.
Even google gives away mail accounts that support IMAP if you don't want to pay for something like MobileMe.
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Mailbox Manager needs to go a long way before I replace POPmonitor.
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I dislike the current user interface of Mailbox Manager.
So, I decided to create anew more Apple-like user interface.
I couldn't find an emailaddress, only a form on the website.
Since I submitted that form, I haven't heard from you.
Please contact me at jorisvervuurt@planet.nl so I can send the new project files of the user interface I created.
Best regards,
Joris
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rpcohen reviewed on 03 May 2009
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Jan_rybar reviewed on 17 Dec 2008
ASK MY PASSWORD ???!!
Sorry guys... I quit...
Tip: Before put it, I entered in their website. When I return to the app., it functions without the need of my password... But anyway... I dont like it. I deleted.
I propose to the authors, eliminate the password need.
Anyway, the interface is not very OSX like but it does what it needs to do just fine.