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don't works with external computers, from outside network. Free smtp server works. Don't works with hamachi network.

Anyone see this warning about MiniRelay on Softsonic? False alarm?

http://minirelay.en.softonic.com/antivirus-scan

But is it Stealth ? No infomation in the first post.

Couldn't get this to work with Hotmail (Sept 2016)

Hotmail needs SSL for upload and download. The program doesn't come will the SSL libraries but you can download and install them on the local computer from OpenSSL.

Got upload working with OpenSSL (32bit light ver) even though I'm on 64 Win7. POP3 wouldn't connect....using port 995 pop3.live.com. Popcorn listed SSL support as available from the about menu too. Could be that OpenSSL was complaining about missing C++ libraries at install (you can download that too) but that kind of misses the point for me. If you've got to install a load of software on the local computer to get the mail client to work then it's not really portable.

Anyone get this working with Hotmail?

Here's an update:

http://eriedel.info/en/files/pcorn/popcorn.html

(German: http://eriedel.info/files/pcorn/popcorn.html)

@killingtime:

Because Popcorn is a 32bit application, you need the 32bit DLLs.
OpenSSL doesn't provide binary files but has some respective links. There's a portable version as well that is simply to be unzipped.

Or am I wrong?

CornHolio: It should cover most issues but unfortunately security issues come in forms other than scripting exploits. It might make sense to run the program inside a sandboxing tool.

Sure, thats a good advice.

i too get the connection error

Using this program for months now. Great discrete, simple tool. As mentioned, no advanced features like file transfer (plenty of free sites for that), custom smileys (which I have turned off anyway), or 3way-chat (any additional users' messages show up as if they were from the first). Nevertheless, I find this unobtrusive, fast loading and deadfast application perfect for my needs, and highly recommend it.

yep this is the best tool for me. It's better at least than
A msn ( or something like that).

Thanks dele, I have updated the download and website links.

thank you very much!
i have been looking for a tool like this that was compatible with Opera :)

i was swapping the "Profile" folder, but that's quite crude.

Great find!

MyOpera is closed

Don't like mess with programming much then use HotKeyz as it's much easier than AutoHotKey but if you want more powerful ways of handling not only shortcuts, but also the Windows themselves and a bunch of other things, use AutoHotkey.

HotKeyz: Very Easy and Simple.
AutoHotKey: Steeper curve but more powerful and flexible.

I tried downloading this and it claims that to be installed as administrator.

It is a shame that HotKeyz has been discontinued without being made open-source. I still like it very much and still use it every day- it is very easy to configure. HotKeyz still works fine on Windows 8.

Site does not exist anymore.
Found it on: http://freepops.sourceforge.net/en/download.shtml

I love it. It makes ma Yahoo mail account usable. Only 1 problem: if you delete the email in your email program the file will be downloaded agsain until it is deleted on yahoo or whatever web mail you use.

As written by Jan, site doesn't exists anymore, and that provided by Jan works as website but not for the download, you have to go to http://sourceforge.net/projects/freepops/files/freepops/0.2.9/

weird thing! but i like it and it works without problems.
you have to get used to it to realize that it works properly: e.g. right-clicking means "closing".
some of the functions are quite useful the others can be disabled ;-)

Okay, I can't figure out how to access the .exe launcher function (is that the Z'Menu in the setup dialog? what is Zero-Zero-Menu?) nor the browser search bar or Google search bar. I discovered I could type into the system monitor box, but it doesn't launch a search... unless this app only supports Internet Explorer. The active browser is Firefox.

The Z'Panel (I assume that's what appears in the top left corner of the display) is very difficult to activate, especially when I'm using dual monitors and the mouse pointer pops too easily over to the second monitor, which is on the left in my setup.

I'm not sure what Swazz Z'Star is, either. It appears to do nothing when I select it.

Also, the command line won't stay in the directory I change to. I'm running SWAZZ portably on WinXP SP2. My portable drive is F: today. If I tell it to cd back to the C drive, it does that but pops right back into the F drive... so I'm at the F command prompt instead of C, no matter what I do.

It helps to read the Readme file packed with the application. :blush:

So that takes care of everything above except the difficulty of activating the menu (not Z'Panel) on a dual monitor, and the command line directory problem.
(WinXP Pro SP2)

How does it compare to PopPeeper? @Korkiss: PopPeeper got proxy settings.

The program is good, but needs an urgent update (no update from 2006-09-16),no POP-SSL support only beta plugins.

(Try POPman 1.3)
http://www.ch-software.de/popman/

http://sourceforge.net/projects/poptrayu/

"This email notifier builds upon the open source PopTray mail notifier adding improved handling for unicode & utf-8 emails, and Vista/Win 7 compatibility fixes."