GyazMail
Current Version: 1.5.9(October 13, 2009)
GyazMail is a multilingual e-mail client for Mac OS X, developed from scratch to be simple, easy-to-use, and feature-filled. The main features of GyazMail are as follows:
- Multiple accounts
- Storing individual messages as single files (RFC 822 format)
- Multiple character set support, including UTF-8 (Unicode)
- Main window with 2 or 3 panes
- Complete customization of display fonts & window colors
- Message threading
- HTML message display
- Junk (Spam) Mail Filter (SpamSieve) support
- Ability to search messages across multiple folders and with multiple criteria
- Rules and Filters for incoming messages
- Templates and Editable reply header for outgoing messages
- Sends messages individually or in batches
- POP3/IMAP/SMTP support
- SSL/TLS support
- IPv6 support
- Remote message function
- Fully customizable keyboard shortcuts
- Synchronization with Apple's Address Book (Mac OS X 10.2 or later)
- Mail address auto-completion
- Numerous Dock-related features
- Message import (Unix Mailbox, Apple Mail)
- Message export (Unix Mailbox)
- Regular Expressions support (Oniguruma)
- AppleScript support (iCal e-mail Notifications, iPhoto Mailer Patcher)
- Growl support
The following features are planned for the future:
- Encrypted Mail / Digital Signatures support
- Spotlight support
- LDAP support
- More AppleScript support
- More Localizations
- NNTP support
- More
The download may be tried for free for 40 days before requiring purchase.
Version 1.5.9 adds/changes the following:
- Improved compatibility with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.
- Minor bugs squashed.
User Reviews
"Been using GyazMail for a few months now...find it to be a GREAT simple mail app. No HTML mail yet (I don't care), but is promised in a future release. The integration with Apple's Address Book is nice. No junk mail filter, but like I said, it's a simple mail app. It's pretty solid, and I haven't had any crashes, unexpected quits, or quirkiness. Runs really well on my old B&W 350, which is a refreshing change to the constant beachballing of M$ Entourage. Their updates have been timely; I will gladly plunk down the few $$$ they are asking for once it hits version 1.0."
—D. Micalizzi
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