GyazMail
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GyazMail overview
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).
Features
- 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)
What’s new in version 1.6.3
Updated on Nov 15 2019
Version 1.6.3:
Bugs Fixed
- Improved overall stability.
- Fixed message list scrolling behavior.
Known Issues
- Localization is incomplete.
Information
App requirements
- Intel 64
- Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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Oct 15 2019
Version: 1.5.19
Small, light, fast, customizable. And now 64-bit, as of version 1.6.1 - just came out.
Mar 16 2019
Version: 1.5.19
developer'site is last updated in December 2018 and it says. "We're working on the transition GyazMail to 64-bit." So it is being actively developed by Goichi Hirakawa, the developer.
Check his website: http://www.gyazsquare.com/gyazmail/
Oct 31 2017
Version: 1.5.17
The latest version is now 1.5.19 supporting also macOS High Sierra (10.13).
Apr 25 2015
Version: 1.5.16
My only problem with GyazMail is that if you have a sketchy wifi connection it will hang on an action, such as deleting a message, and the only way to recover is to quit and reliaunch. It doesn’t pick up where it was when connectivity is better.
I know that sounds like a lot to ask but GyazMail is the only client I’ve had this problem with and it’s been ongoing for years.
Mar 8 2015
Version: 1.5.16
I really like the new look of GyazMail. The only drawback seems to be the lack of an FAQ to help sort out how to properly configure the system folders with Gmail.
It appears the default settings have all system folders set to GyazMail, and as such deleted messages are not being put into my Gmail Trash. That said, even though the folder configuration also has Sent messages configured for the GyazMail Sent folder, any sent messages do get added to my [Gmail]/Sent folder. So why wouldn't the same thing apply to deleted messages...they should go to Gmail Trash instead of GyazMail's Trash folder. I know I can configure these folders in Preferences, but there is no guidance on how to properly do so for a Gmail account.
It appears the default settings have all system folders set to GyazMail, and as such deleted messages are not being put into my Gmail Trash. That said, even though the folder configuration also has Sent messages configured for the GyazMail Sent folder, any sent messages do get added to my [Gmail]/Sent folder. So why wouldn't the same thing apply to deleted messages...they should go to Gmail Trash instead of GyazMail's Trash folder. I know I can configure these folders in Preferences, but there is no guidance on how to properly do so for a Gmail account.
Nov 4 2014
Version: 1.5.16
If it only had Markdown support... it would be perfect.
Apr 30 2013
Version: 1.5.15
A great application! I've been using it since 2005 and still like it. Multi email accounts & remote server access are but a few reasons to use it.
While some features are missing (like smart folders or deleting attachments while keeping the email) or have a minimalistic appearance (most options) it's a very nice email client.
The Rules, filters and regex support make it a powerful application. I really like the possibility to use several names & email aliases for the same mail account.
Mar 2 2013
Version: 1.5.15
There appears to be a bug between Gyazmail and iCloud since yesterday.
Refreshing iCloud folders, creating iCloud folders, checking iCloud mail, moving messages to iCloud folders either manually or through rules.
All yield 90% of the time an error: Communication error EOF
Hope to see a bug fix soon to the best mac mail app out there!
Jan 17 2013
Version: 1.5.15
And again, from within the app (upon being notified there's a new version available) and when choosing the link here at MacUpDate to go to the developer's site:
403 Access Denied
Weird. But the "Download Now" link on MacUpDate works, luckily.
Sep 4 2012
Version: 1.5.14
Developer's web site says "Access Denied." What's going on?
Sep 2 2012
Version: 1.5.14
Still trying to find a good replacement for Eudora. This one is promising.
1. Cannot import from Apple Mail. Import Mail is grayed out.
2. How do you tell gyazmail to NOT download large files? Looked in prfeerences, couldn't find it. Mail and Eudora and Thunderbird all had that feature.
3. How do you get Junk mail to filter automatically into Trash or a Junk folder? I tried setting up a rule but couldn't find anything that would recognize a tagged Junk message as junk so that it could be selectively filtered.
Thanks!
Jun 10 2012
Version: 1.5.13
Gyazmail has been my only email app since it was first released. Eudora (back in the day), Thunderbird and especially Apple Mail can't touch it. Great app, great support.
Jun 10 2012
Version: 1.5.13
For me this is simply the best Mail Application for Mac! Most definitely worth the money, also the developer is quick to respond and accommodate. My only negative experience, I had a little trouble setting up/connecting my Accounts. Excellent Application!
Dec 18 2011
Version: 1.5.11
GyazMail has become my primary email client. It just plain works.
Nothing negative to say thus far. Awesome app!
Dec 8 2011
Version: 1.5.11
EXCELLENT!!!
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!!
Nov 2 2011
Version: 1.5.11
in comparison to all other mail clients on the market (tested most of them but not all, of course), GyazMail seems pretty much the best (features, ease of use, stability, customizability).
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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