POP Peeper – Freemium Email Notifier for Windows

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    POP Peeper v5.0 Released (September 8, 2020)
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    v5.0 - Sep 08, 2020
    • * Message searching
    • * Themes (e.g. Dark theme)
    • * New and higher resolution icons
    • * User-defined account order (drag & drop accounts to re-order)
    • * View message window no longer blocks main window and you can open multiple view-message windows (modeless)
    • * Auto-Update
    • * Imap upload (upload .eml messages to an IMAP server by dropping files onto the Account window)
    • * Imap save sent messages to Sent folder (disabled by default, enable per-account on the 'Send mail' page)
    • * Rule wizard -- easily create rules based on the selected message (to play special sounds for the sender, ignore, etc.)
    • * OpenSSL v1.1
    • * Print message enhancements -- select printer, print in the current mode (plain, rich, html)
    • * Installer has a "quick" install option for one-click installs that uses your last install options
    • * MAPI support

    • - Spell-checker adds case-sensitivity (optional, enabled by default)
    • - Web of Trust has new display filtering options to only show suspicious URLs and/or domains
    • - Clickable banner provides additional options and information when viewing a message
    • - Important flag: Highlight important messages; keyboard shortcut (default: Ctrl+I) makes this more convenient to use
    • - Don't automatically mark messages as read: messages require you to mark-read, delete, or reply so you don't forget to reply to messages
    • - Spam processing is now multi-threaded and is much faster, especially when downloading 1000's of messages
    • - A timeout is now applied to DNSBL and URIBL lookups to prevent unrespsonsive lookup's
    • - Imap preview now includes HTML (Plain+HTML; previously, just Plain was retrieved)
    • - Display Junk option now has a "training mode"
    • - Shareware trial resets for v5 (if v4 was previously used, v5 allows another shareware trial)
    • - AntiJunk has 3 new rule types: +InWhiteList, +InAddrBook, +InBlackList
    • - AntiJunk allows you to re-order sub-rules
    • - Outgoing email can be tagged as high/low priority
    • - Messages marked as low priority by the sender displays an icon
    • - Oauth2 improvements (including capability to use personal webbrowser instead of embedded browser)
    • - WebMail is now a subscription
    • - Banner that can be used to convey important messages from Esumsoft
    • - Many performance optimizations, memory optimizations, bug fixes, tweaks, etc.
     
  2. EASTER

    EASTER Registered Member

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    Not seen this in years. Good ole pop peeper.
     
  3. Rasheed187

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    Yes I remember this tool from the past, and good to see it's still alive and kicking. Personally I have switched to webmail years ago, so I don't see the need for it, buut may come in handy for others. On the other hand, Yahoo Mail Basic doesn't always work correctly on my system, so perhaps I should give Pop Peeper a try.
     
  4. Sampei Nihira

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    If any member of W. has problems with the list of languages they can refer to the procedure at the following link:

    https://www.esumsoft.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7478

    P.S. I have disabled WOT.

    @Rasheed187

    WebMail is inconvenient if you have multiple email accounts.
     
  5. bellgamin

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    I use the Pro version of PopPeeper -- have done so for years. I have 12 domains and 28 email accounts. The Peeper makes it supremely easy to manage & check all of them. It also provides good security with options to download only headers & receive in plain text only (which I do) and, thereafter, easy acquisition of desired full messages, conversion to rich text, HTML etc. Easily view message source. Has a powerful spam killer. A spell checker. I get a LOT of messages every day. The Peeper lets me sift through them quickly -- a batch of over 100 messages can be scanned -- to separate wheat from chaff -- in less than 1 minute.
     
  6. Joxx

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    Can you use xpi. files with it, like in Thunderbird.
     
  7. longshots

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    +1 --- for all the reasons you mentioned
     
  8. xxJackxx

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    I was going to say "people still use POP?" but I see it also supports IMAP so I may actually give this a look.
     
  9. bellgamin

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    I don't know but I doubt it. Why? Because An XPI file is a compressed installation archive used only by various Mozilla applications, including Firefox, Thunderbird, and SeaMonkey. It isn't even a Windows file type.

    I suggest you ask this question at PopPeeper's website. The developer's are very friendly & helpful. They might even modify the Peeper to handle .xpi files, if it doesn't handle them already.
     
  10. xxJackxx

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    It's just a renamed .zip file. If you change the extension to .zip you can use any unzip utility to extract the contents.
     
  11. bellgamin

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    Ah-ha! Thanks... that's good to know. :-*
     
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  13. Rasheed187

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    Yes, good point.

    Thanks, I forgot about this app. But a question that comes to mind is, what about security risks when using these kind of tools?
     
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    It now has a tacky cheap advert unless you buy the pro.in my opinion it is not freeware anymore and i am uninstalling it.Looking at poptrayu to replace.

    On principle of i am not going to be forced to buy the pro. I think all these authors give their programs free to get the users to give feedback re bugs. then charge for them.the user is not a recipient of free software as much as an unpaid tester. I am disgusted at this cheap tacky ad on the PP GUI
     
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    I got the portable popman.nice
     
  16. bellgamin

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    It takes great skill and multiple hundreds of hours to develop & maintain an advanced software app such as PopPeeper. For some folks, developing software is a means for earning a living. Newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, roadside sign boards, "free" antivirus apps, etc. -- all advertise so that people can earn a livelihood. IMO, the 1-man developer of Pop Peeper is worthy of his wages. 1 Tim 5:18
     
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  17. n8chavez

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    +1 to what bellgamin said. Poppeeper is definitely worth the price! It's very valuable to me,. and the only app of its kind that I can find for a daily driver.
     
  18. Sampei Nihira

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    The latest release of Pop Peeper is v. 5.0.3 (Oct 13, 2020).
     
  19. david banner

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    i am not going to argue. to me it is adware now. And i will not have it on my pc. He could have sent an email to promote it rather than tacky advert on the GUI
     
  20. ronjor

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    Please discuss PopMan in the correct thread located here. The topic of this thread is Pop Peeper.
     
  21. n8chavez

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    Does anyone use PopPeeper and Sandboxie together? If so, what is your config for it? I'm geting constant OAuth2 errors with it sandboxes, but none with it not.
     
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    These new dlls @DavidXanatos posted solved my long time issue POPPeeper + sbie
     
  23. JohnBurns

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    I justt started using PopPeeper again. I previously used it several years back. I have PopPeeper Pro and PopPeeper Plus Pack and find it very nice - am using is again as my EMail Clent. It has so many features and is relatively easy to use. Thanks for mentioning it again, to jog my memory.
     
  24. Sampei Nihira

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    Pop Peeper v.5.1.1.0 (Apr 08, 2021) is out:

    https://www.esumsoft.com/download/

     
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    POP Peeper 5.1.2 Released (April 15, 2021)
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