Koma-Mail is a multi-user email client with support for IMAP/POP3/SMAP/WebDAV. It supports HTML emails and inline attachments and can also be used as a RSS newsfeed reader. Comes with built-in spam filter and a JavaScript/ActiveX blocker.
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Runs on: | Win95 / Win98 / WinME / WinNT / Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 |
Writes settings to: | Application folder |
Stealth: ? | Yes |
Unicode support: | Yes |
License: | Nagware (nags you to buy it a few times a year) |
How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch Koma_Mail.exe. |
OK. I'm still using KomaMail and I still like it. I've set the 'Check Mail' time to 5 Minutes but it does't seem to automatically check at all.
If anyone CAN contact the author I think Komamail is well worth continuing to develop it and with the feedback from this forum it could be excellent.
v3.83
Hi Kea, I just took a look at Koma-Mail v3.83 and I can't find ANY obvious way to switch the ONLINE mode on or off. I downloaded the user manual, (web pages), and can find 2 references to it but no means of doing it. I also sent an email 'Koma-Code' but haven't had a reply as yet.
Still, it seems to be working anyway.
v3.83
I've been using Koma-Mail for a week or so now and I found that its one of the best FREE Portable eMail Clients that I've tried. It's a little quirky, for example importing email addresses from a CSV file. You have to open the CSV file in a text editor and change ALL the Commas to Semi-Colons and that's it.
The authors web page seems to have been 'unavailable' for some time and I've tried to send feedback as well.
I haven't had any 'Donate' messages but if I do get one I'll gladly make a donation.
I've written a couple of little menu utilities but I haven't had any donations yet. If I find a good little program that I like I usually make a donation because the author should get something for their work.
v3.83
I downloaded Koma-Mail to run on my pendrive. I've had a couple of minor irritations which I sorted out. My problem(s) are:
When importing eMail address's from a CSV file it isn't comma separated it's more semicolon separated. When the import is done I found that, when composing an eMail, if I start typing the name of the recipient it starts to anticipate name but it puts in the name and then the eMail address, so you have to clear part of the entry or it fails to send. You can open the address book and tick the boxes then it works.
v3.83
A tip in Koma-Mail says: "When using Koma-Mail in offline mode (can be selected in the main window), you can prevent mails having access to web contents (webbugs)."
Do anyone know how to select that?
v3.83
I use this as my desktop client at home. Not super advanced, but seems fast enough compared to thunderbird.
I don't know if you can call these bugs but they are more like annoyances of trying to break the application.I found that I had to delete the Default folder in the locales folder because it was automatically using Default and not English
This email client is working faster than thunderbird usb. It is nice but needs soem enhancements for example in speed. For such a small client, faster performance is expected like Mini mail.
I think KOMA developed much from the 1st comments from 2006. I have tried it and loved it (Gmail - IMAP). Most of all is free & portable.
OOPS!
I forgot. It's a shame that KomaMail isn't Open Source then someone could 'debug' and develop it. The athors web page doesn't seem to have been updated since 2004
v3.83