Good Freeware email cleaning client?
By Daki - Last updated: Monday, February 16, 2009 - Save & Share - 5 Comments
Aaron S asked:
OK I used the Trial version of Mailwasher Pro for my non web-based email but the time has expired and I am looking for a freeware replacement. It needs to be able to allow me to view the emails and assign an entire domain to a blacklist or mark as safe then it will bounce or at minimum delete the mail before downloading to my local drive. Mailwasher has been the perfect solution however I am looking for freeware or opensource options. Any suggestions?
kuapp.com/
OK I used the Trial version of Mailwasher Pro for my non web-based email but the time has expired and I am looking for a freeware replacement. It needs to be able to allow me to view the emails and assign an entire domain to a blacklist or mark as safe then it will bounce or at minimum delete the mail before downloading to my local drive. Mailwasher has been the perfect solution however I am looking for freeware or opensource options. Any suggestions?
kuapp.com/
5 Responses to “Good Freeware email cleaning client?”
Comment from Erick R
Time February 21, 2009 at 7:26 am
morzilla thunderbird
Comment from robh7775
Time February 22, 2009 at 12:47 am
Morzilla Thunderbird works the best for me give it a try.
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Comment from MacO
Time February 19, 2009 at 12:37 am
Are you running the mail server? ClamAV can scan for viruses from the server side, then SpamAssassin can be used for all the blocking stuff. Thunderbird has options to use SpamAssassin’s junk filter when it downloads from IMAP or POP