MailboxManager for Mac
Check POP3 mail on server before downloading.
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MailboxManager overview
MailboxManager is a utility to remote-check in one go one or several POP3 Mailboxes (i.e. Mailboxes you access through Emailer applications such as Mail, Thunderbird, Eudora and the like, or through a browser) and fully manage their messages (inspect, delete, answer/forward/redirect etc.) before downloading them.
- Mailbox: it is possible to get the list of all its messages or a selection of them (ex. the last five messages, or messages from 7 to 11); and if you leave copy of them on the server, you can retrieve only the last (new) ones.
- Messages: of each message you can view its partial or full content; and when necessary, the message can be answered/redirected/forwarded. Its attachments too can be inspected and downloaded to disk. Should you find any undesired message, you have the option to mark it as SPAM and to delete it.
- Databases: the SPAM database offers criteria to mark as SPAM incoming messages; while the White List database holds the addresses of friendly mails that --when checking mail-- will be marked as such.
- Quitting MailboxManager, your Emailer application can be automatically launched to retrieve the remaining messages (or your browser may automatically connect to a site supporting Mail OnLine).
- Scheduled mail-checking supported.
What’s new in version 2.4.2
- Universal built.
MailboxManager for Mac
$14.99
In English
Version 2.4.2
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Nov 15 2011
Version: 2.1.4
OMG OMG OMG... I've *finally* found something to replace my beloved (now unsupported) POPmonitor, that I've been using in business for years and years now.
$7 bucks for this is great value.
May 21 2010
Version: 1.7.2
I've been using POP Monitor for years and have discovered a few days ago that I could do the same and more using IMAP protocol using Apple Mail!!! :-D
To make a short story long: I first tried Thunderbird and then Opera's integrated mail feature that became my favourite, but then I had the illumination that Apple Mail could probably manage IMAP too... (I don't know why I haven't considered that option before! Maybe because I mainly use Entourage and I'm not fond of how it manages IMAP)
For something, Opera or Thunderbird offers better features (like a different checking time for any account), but when you pimp at the system Activity Monitor, they still pump power where Apple Mail remains at 0%!
So farewell POP! I now let Apple Mail check my ten accounts via IMAP every minute without any impact on system performance and when I want to download my mails for history purpose I launch Entourage.
Apr 19 2010
Version: 1.7.0
Um, it's 2010 - it's time to utilize mail providers that leverage modern mail protocols.
If you are still using POP3 (either by choice or by mandate), perhaps you should hire a new IT consultant or investigate other providers.
Even google gives away mail accounts that support IMAP if you don't want to pay for something like MobileMe.
May 17 2009
Version: 1.4.6
Hello AsramSoftware,
I dislike the current user interface of Mailbox Manager.
So, I decided to create anew more Apple-like user interface.
I couldn't find an emailaddress, only a form on the website.
Since I submitted that form, I haven't heard from you.
Please contact me at jorisvervuurt@planet.nl so I can send the new project files of the user interface I created.
Best regards,
Joris
May 3 2009
Version: 1.4.4
This is a great utility for managing POP3 mailboxes. In addition to producing a listing of all the items in a mailbox, it can also be setup to retrieve a set number of lines from the beginning each message so they can be easily reviewed while still on the server. In addition, individual or groups of messages can be marked for deletion without downloading them. The author is extremely responsive to requests and concerns and is actively improving and expanding the features and capabilities of the program. If you have a need to manage or troubleshoot one or more POP3 accounts then purchasing Mailbox Manager for $10 will be money well spent.