Are you looking for an open source, Web-based e-mail and groupware suite with its own development framework, Ajax interface, more than 50 applications, an active developer community, and millions of end users all over the world? The Horde communication and collaboration suite may not be as well known as the big name commercial offerings, but according to lead developer and release manager Jan Schneider it has just as much to offer, and more.
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2006-01-16
I never used Horde for anything else than Imp, the Webmail part.
Imp is by far the most sophisticated and nice-to-use free Webmail solution I found so far. It is especially well capable of co-existing with other clients using the same IMAP server. If I flag a mail in Thunderbird, it will be highlighted in Imp, too.
If you don't want to bind yourself to Google and have your own Mailserver running, give Imp a shot for fancy "on the go" mail access. It is a PITA though, to get Horde running properly, first. Perhaps that improved over the last couple of months though.
Edited 2008-10-15 18:21 UTC
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2008-10-15
Member since:
2007-11-13
In honor of this post and the recently concluded Blizzcon 2008, allow me to direct your attentions to http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2005/10/31/
I don't have any need for my own mail server, but, just based on the screenshots, does this look similar to the new Yahoo Mail to anyone else? Does this perform any faster than Yahoo's sluggish AJAX?
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2007-04-19
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2005-07-06
