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Cyrus Daboo
Mulberry is a high-performance, scalable, and graphically groovy Internet mail and calendar client. It uses the IMAP (IMAP4rev1, IMAP4, and IMAP2bis) protocol for accessing mail messages on a server, and the standard SMTP protocol for sending messages. It also does many things with MIME parts to handle mixed text and different types of attachments.
What's New
Verison 4.0.8:
- Add option to automatically adjust timezones to new US rules as of March 2007.
- Update built-in timezones to new rules for March 2007.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
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Mulberry is a high-performance, scalable, and graphically groovy Internet mail and calendar client. It uses the IMAP (IMAP4rev1, IMAP4, and IMAP2bis) protocol for accessing mail messages on a server, and the standard SMTP protocol for sending messages. It also does many things with MIME parts to handle mixed text and different types of attachments.
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it is really an ugly icon.
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Penguirl reviewed on 17 Oct 2008
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Does Mail.app crash for you? It's been pretty stable for me. If you don't mind paying, another rock-solid mail program is GyazMail.
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The latest version of Eudora/Penelope 8.0b4 seems to be working pretty good although I use it for receive only at this time.
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iNik reviewed on 20 Aug 2006
Aside from the interface, however, this email program is lighting quick at IMAP interactions of all sorts, and is probably the bar none best IMAP email client out there, from an under-the-hood perspective.
So, ugly on the outside, sweet well engineered IMAP goodness on the inside.
It would be a KILLER Linux app, but it struggles with the Mac market for these reasons. But hey, give it a try, see what you think.
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It is wonderful to see Mulberry back from whichever netherworld it has been consigned to.
I was hoping that someone would bring it back.
The development was going in the right direction when they filed for bankruptcy.
Particularly the calendaring options.
The interface was slowly improving too.
Now I hope the developer will be able to open it up to open source development. It would allow all of us to contribute to making one of the best IMAP clients even better.
Hooray!
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Anonymous reviewed on 03 Oct 2005
Cyrusoft filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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Anonymous reviewed on 22 Sep 2005
1) Anti-virus support, where is it?
2) Synchronization is horrid. There is no caching of local data for IMAP. In contrast to Mail.app it feels magnitudes slower.
3) Found myself reading the instruction book way to often for simple tasks and I am a developer myself.
4) Single threaded in many areas during syncing. You essentially twiddle thumbs quite often.
5) Local mail is kept in .mbox format. Mail.app uses single files similar to Qmail maildir format. Single files = no corrupt mailboxes and much faster response times.
PROS:
1) nice gpg integration
2) nice GUI improvements
3) very configurable
4) powerful filtering capabilities
Anonymous reviewed on 27 Oct 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 10 Sep 2004
It's OK, the software vendor is LYING just to single you out and make life miserable for you ...
all of the rest of us are actually using super-secret tools to make the age-old features, explained in the manual and well-supported by 'support', actually look like they work ...
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Jun 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Feb 2004
it's *thick* with features/capability!
EASY to get started using ... high learning curve to get to "power user" status.
i've used every email client out there ... some are prettier, some are easier, but NONE are more flexible & stable for IMAP use.
$40 sure, but if you want free -- you get what you pay for.