-1
1
Is there a free, pop3 email checker for Windows that behaves similar to Google's GMail Notifier? Minimize to Tray, and notification, double click to launch default email client?
-1
1
Is there a free, pop3 email checker for Windows that behaves similar to Google's GMail Notifier? Minimize to Tray, and notification, double click to launch default email client?
2
I've used POP Peeper for a number of years and found it quite useful. The interface is somewhat dated (as is the company's website), but it works well. It supports a variety of account types, including POP, IMAP, and a variety of web-based e-mail systems (Hotmail, Yahoo, et al).
1
I like Mailwasher. The free version only allows one email address but the paid pro version can have as many as needed.
Wow, I totally forgot this gem, thank you. I think I used it like 10+ yrs ago – Henry – 2011-08-23T22:01:24.187
1Its a keeper... – Moab – 2011-08-23T23:28:24.343
oh, spoke too soon. It crashes too much on my Win 7 64-bit. – Henry – 2011-09-29T22:02:14.920
I have no problems with it on my W7 64bit, version 6.5.4 though, I refuse to upgrade, it works too good. – Moab – 2011-09-29T23:00:52.363
1
PopTray might be worth a look.
Main Features:
- Unlimited number of Accounts
- Show number of messages directly on the TrayIcon (rotating by account)
- Quickly preview a message
- Delete messages from the server without downloading them
- Rules that identify a message according to your criteria, then does one of these - actions:
- Play different notification sound
- Delete from the server
- Run any EXE file
- Mark as Spam
- etc ...
- Configurable Hot-keys/Mouse-Buttons/Command-Line options for most functions
- Plug-in Support:
- Protocol plug-ins (e.g. IMAP4, Hotmail, Gmail, etc.)
- Notify plug-ins (e.g. Flashing scroll-lock light, ScreenSaver)
- Spam management using rules and white/black lists
- Multiple notfications (play sound, pop-up, etc)
- Translated into 30+ languages
- Complete Install / Uninstall
Doesn't your default e-mail client support this (through an add-on)? – Tamara Wijsman – 2011-08-23T20:06:37.357
I'm using Mail in Windows Live Essential... no, it's pretty basic. – Henry – 2011-08-24T01:53:27.023