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Goichi Hirakawa
GyazMail is an e-mail client that is developed from scratch to be a simple, easy-to-use e-mail client with many features, based on the Cocoa framework. This software will be distributed as shareware (undecided on details at this point).
The main features of GyazMail are as follows:
The main features of GyazMail are as follows:
- Multiple accounts
- Management of messages by one file per message (RFC 822 format)
- Many character sets support, including UTF-8 (Unicode)
- Main window with 2 or 3 panes
- Message threading support
- Message search on multiple criteria, in specified folders
- Message rules
What's New
Version 1.5.11:
- Improved compatibility with Mac OS X 10.7
- Minor bugs squashed
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later
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GyazMail is an e-mail client that is developed from scratch to be a simple, easy-to-use e-mail client with many features, based on the Cocoa framework. This software will be distributed as shareware (undecided on details at this point).
The main features of GyazMail are as follows:
To uninstall GyazMail, move the following items to the trash:
The main features of GyazMail are as follows:
- Multiple accounts
- Management of messages by one file per message (RFC 822 format)
- Many character sets support, including UTF-8 (Unicode)
- Main window with 2 or 3 panes
- Message threading support
- Message search on multiple criteria, in specified folders
- Message rules and filters
- Template for outgoing messages
- Message queueing
- POP3/IMAP/SMTP support
- SSL/TLS support
- IPv6 support
- Remote mail
- And more...
To uninstall GyazMail, move the following items to the trash:
- GyazMail (application)
- ~/Library/Application Support/GyazMail (data folder)
- ~/Library/Preferences/jp.gyazsquare.GyazMail.plist (preference file)
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Wickedsp1d3r reviewed on 18 Dec 2011
Nothing negative to say thus far. Awesome app!
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Pacman reviewed on 08 Dec 2011
I've been looking for at least 5 years for a good quick mail client, and had to drag around with PowerMail (because Mail.app was too sluggish and couldn't handle 100000+ mails, and couldn't handle mail aliases). PowerMail handles aliases just fine, but there's no find-in-this-email feature; besides, it has its flaws.
Yesterday I discovered GiazMail, and I've been mean to it all morning (for 8 hours now), and it seems rock solid and quite quick.
The developers definitely did a very, very good job. It's much more usable than Mail.app!!
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I wish I could put better words on how much I like this new mail client. To anyone reading this: I recommend trying it out, and you're probably sold immediately!
I just tried setting up an IMAP server (using Dovecot), and it works as well.
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Xenos reviewed on 02 Nov 2011
If i only could get IMAP to work !!! (Apple Mail sends and gets new IMAP mail for a sample account - so, the serverside settings seem to be ok).
In the prefs i created the new account for IMAP but no access happens.
Has anybody successfully been using IMAP with GyazMail ?
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This is what I did in GyazMail:
New accont: IMAP.
Fill in all the account info.
Click the Receive 'tab', click Require secure connection (SSL), use STARTTLS (not Alternate port), keep port checkbox unchecked (using port 143).
I receive the messages, see them in SquirrelMail and see them in the GyazMail inbox.
When sending through my server, the sent message appears in my 'sent' folder in SquirrelMail (WebMail).
-So you should be able to get IMAP working if you can use a secure connection.
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indeed, there is no doubt, it works and GyazMail establishes itself after trying any number of competitors as the needle in the hay stack
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Jazzica reviewed on 13 Sep 2011
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Runtime reviewed on 12 Sep 2011
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Whitebuck reviewed on 11 Sep 2011
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I keep HTML & remote images disabled by default for security, and then enable them manually from the View menu when reading mail from known sources.
When I come upon mail from an unknown sender, or in the Junk/Spam box I close the window ⌘w (cmd+w) and then open a new window ⌥⌘n (opt+cmd+n) before getting to the questionable image. This automatically switches the settings back to html & remote images disabled instead of having to do it manually.
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I emailed him again a few months ago asking this:
"Can you give me a bit of hope that GyazMail will see a 2.0 someday?"
The developer's reply was:
"For some reasons, the development has been delayed.
(The plan and the schedule for the future are still undecided, sorry.)"
It's a shame. I really wish he was putting some effort into GyazMail, as I still find it to be the best email software around, but it's biggest weakness is lousy search functionality. I wish the developer would get that implemented, at least.
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Zinneken reviewed on 08 Sep 2010
So I have been looking at all the email possibilities out there for mac. GyazMail being one of them, herewith my findings after a week of use on 100293 messages, 24703 attachments and 1.47 GB of space.
Let there be no mistake:: NO, Gyazmail is not like Eudora. It is (much) slower in search, it does not have an as complete and detailed feature set as Eudora, and I do miss some features that good old Eudora had. GyazMail is developed by 1 guy only, in his sort of hobby time, while Eudora used to be developed full time by so many professional developers. So YES, it is a downgrade from Eudora.
BUT!!! It is as stable as Eudora used to be. I mean, rock solid stable. I have been throwing numerous email problems at GyazMail over the past few days, and it goes through them as a Gentleman.
It operates in about 50 MB of RAM. Eudora does it in roughly 100 MB RAM and Mail or thunderbird ... don't even go there, we need to add a 0 at the end to start making sense. Impressively small application.
It does have some features that Eudora did not have accessible in a user friendly way. I loved the GUI of Eudora, and while GyazMail is very different, it is an improvement to me.
After these few days comparing usage between clients, and having to realize that I am downgrading in speed and a few cosmetic features, I am confident that I will keep GyazMail for the foreseeable future, using it both for my personal and business email needs. Thumbs up for GyazMail!
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-You can find the bug-reporter at the developer's web-site.
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http://www.gyazsquare.com/gyazmail/support.php
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"To:" field? (Or the Cc or Bc fields, fo that matter.)
I can input multiple addresses, but after 3 or so they are no longer visible. I bought this program and really like everything else about it, but the ability to see the list of multiple recipients seems to be a standard feature in other browsers.
Pseyle rated on 19 Aug 2011