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Claws Mail

Claws Mail

Claws Mail is a powerful and full-featured mail client formerly called Sylpheed-Claws. The appearance and interface are designed to be familiar to new users coming from other popular email clients, as well as experienced users. Almost all commands are accessible with the keyboard.

The software is intended to be light-weight and it has a similar interface to that of Sylpheed's.

It is also extensible using loadable plugins, which can provide support for additional features, such as other storage formats, feed reader, calendar management, mail filtering, etc.

 Claws Mail 3.5.0

Price
Free to download

Size
4.6MB
License

GNU GPL

Developer
Colin Leroy, Paul Mangan, Holger Berndt, Tristan Chabredier, Hoa viet Dinh, Keith Edmunds, Match Grun, Melvin Hadasht, and many others

Website
www.claws-mail.org

System Requirements
GTK+ 2.6.x or later

Optional:
GnuPG 1.2.1 or later
GPGME 0.4.5 or later
OpenSSL
libEtPan! 0.48 or later
OpenLDAP 2.0.7 or later
Aspell 0.50
libgnomeprint-2.2
libgnomeprimtui-2.2
J-Pilot
SpamAssassin
Dillo
Bogofilter

Support Sites:
Manual, FAQ, Planet Claws Mail, CafePress.com

Selected Reviews:
Softpedia, LWN, Linux Magazine

Features include:

  • Multiple accounts
  • Threaded display
  • Filtering
  • Mime attachments
  • Usenet news reading and posting
  • SSL over POP3, SMTP, IMAP4rev1 and NNTP protocols
  • GnuPG support (with GPGME)
  • User-defined headers
  • Colour labels
  • Multiple MH folder support
  • Mbox import/export
  • External editor
  • Message queueing and drafting
  • Automated mail checking
  • Line-wrapping
  • Clickable URIs
  • Addressbook
  • Printing
  • Plugin mechanism
  • Actions
  • Templates
  • Built-in image viewer
  • Face and X-Face headers support
  • Reply-finder
  • Fast message cache system
  • Per-folder processing mechanism
  • Spell checking (with aspell)
  • Drag'n'drop support
  • POP before SMTP authentication
  • Automatic saving of message when composing
  • Handling of Unix signals
  • Control by command-line
  • Built-in GDB crash handler (just in case ;-)
  • Customisable toolbars
  • Powerful Quick Search function
  • 'Dynamic' signatures
  • Font configuration
  • Themes mechanism (see available themes)
  • Automatic account selection
  • Message scoring
  • Ability to hide read messages
  • IMAP over SSH Tunnel
  • IMAP: CAPABILITY support.
  • Return-Receipt handling
  • Message priority setting
  • 'Ignore thread' option
  • Anti-phishing URL check
  • Configurable notification of new mail
  • 7bit and 8bit encoding of attachments
  • NNTP: auto-mark cross-posted messages
  • Configurable (non-)display of images
  • Full coloration of messages
  • User-definable quotation characters
  • Watch marked threads
  • Log window
  • Reply to part of an email
  • Replied and forwarded flags
  • Man page and documentation
  • Full GnuPG support
  • 'On-the-fly' changing of the type of GnuPG encryption and/or signing used (MIME/ascii) in the 
  • Compose window
  • Manual selection of MIME type and encoding for attachments
  • Save all attachments in a mail at once
  • Save 2 or more selected files to a single file
  • SSL certificate management
  • User-definable newsgroup names abbreviation length
  • Address book: import from LDIF, Mutt or Pine natively
  • Address book: import from other mailers via scripts
  • Auto-completion of recipients (also via LDAP)
  • Harvest addresses for addressbook
  • Addressbook export to various formats
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