AtMail is an open source webmail client written in PHP. They aim to provide a elegant Ajax webmail client for existing IMAP mailservers, with less bloat and a focus on an intuitive, simple user interface.
The open source version of AtMail provides users with a lightweight, yet powerful webmail client. The software can be installed on a variety of platforms with ease and without the hassles that most webmail platforms impart. Traditional desktop mail clients are in decline; the future of email is via a web interface. AtMail is poised to deliver the next generation in Open Source Webmail.
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Demo: http://atmail.org/demo.php
License: Apache 2.0 Open Source License
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looks impressive at first glance… be nice to see a head-to-head comparison of atmail and roundcube.
I think rouncube is a great option too (http://roundcube.net/)
I bet I could integrate with cPanel.
atMail is really great for a simple and intituive IMAP web based mail. I have used roundcube and atMail, both are great, probably atMail is more stable because roundcube is in beta testing, thought i have never seen an open version of atMail. Does anybody knows if it is from the same people that made the paid atMail? (atmail.com)…. i had to use roundcube for the web site of my faculty (www.fstuisek.org) because the commercial version of atMail you have to purchase and our site is non-profit. Anyway i will install it and test it, hope there is no security issues
Its terrible, I switched our entire company to Zimbra because the Ajax simply did not work.
It looks pretty fine…
But we really have other greener options like Taroby, which is a saas application, and could be accessed from anywhere across the globe with the help of a browser and internet connection. Taroby works with a “unique and green concept” of a “team inbox” allowing sharing of e-mail accounts among the members of the team.
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