Mulberry for Windows 4.0.9 Alpha 1 for Windows

by Cyrus Daboo

Avg. Rating 3.5 (23 votes)

File Details

File Size 13.6 MB
License Open Source
Operating System Windows (All)
Date Added
Total Downloads 3,982
Publisher Cyrus Daboo
Homepage Mulberry
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Publisher's Description

Mulberry is a high-performance, scalable, and graphically groovy Internet mail client. It uses the IMAP protocol for accessing mail messages on a server, the standard SMTP protocol for sending messages, IMSP for remote preferences, LDAP address books, MIME parts for mixed text and "attachments" of many different types of files and data. Support for POP3 and Local accounts, full disconnected IMAP support, PGP, SSL, Kerberos, IMSP, ACAP, and much more.

Latest Reviews

CyberDoc999

CyberDoc999 reviewed v4.0.9 Alpha 1 on Jan 21, 2017

real beta junk !!! see Thunderbird for a great mail app

and I did not find anything "groovy" in this app

wholeleaf

wholeleaf reviewed v4.0.9 Alpha 1 on Jan 16, 2017

4.0.9a1 is an old alpha that is 10 years old on my hd. Not recommended. If you want to try Mulberry, get 4.0.8 from the Mulberry site. Not the site shown in this description. You can find it on Google by searching Mulberry email.

brusco

brusco reviewed v4.0.6b on Dec 10, 2006

feature set is ok. that gui has to change. seriously.

To the author, read this: http://catb.org/esr/writ...taoup/html/ch11s01.html

gawd21

gawd21 reviewed v4.0 Alpha 7 on Mar 3, 2005

And why would you pay for this? They need to give us a good reason for that.

DigitalSin

DigitalSin reviewed v4.0 Alpha 5 on Feb 24, 2005

Definitely has some promise. I use POP3 and it seemed to work fine. However, and as described in other comments, the interface just doesn't flow. One example: in order to import addresses, I opened Address Book window and clicked Import, but got a message to the tune of "you must have an address book open and on top to import". Why not just let me choose which address book and import that way? Not user friendly.

Also, I did not see any autocomplete functionality when entering email addresses in a new message. A messagebox pops up when new mail comes. You can't minimize to the system tray. The whole "expunge" idea for POP3 is not good. Delete means delete. I shouldn't have to delete twice.

Maybe there are some hidden preferences for all these things, but when I click Preferences in shows me prefs for just the email account. I couldn't find any program preferences.

Anyway, I did like the actual look of the application. The icons are nice and all the window panes are resizable. If they could just improve the "feel" of it I would definitely try this one again.

MoeRL

MoeRL reviewed v4.0 Alpha 1 on Dec 4, 2004

There is absolutely no doubt that this is BY FAR the most powerful client for the IMAP protocol in the world. Nothing else comes even close ;). Not even the most powerful clients, like The Bat! or PocoMail :).
However, I too find that the option/preferences dialogs/windows and the interface are a couple of levels below intuitive, to say the least. When I first set it up I had the feeling I needed a PHD in Mulberry SETUP to figure things out. It's hard to give specific examples, but it's just not intuitive and quite far from easy to grasp from scratch.
Luckily, I found out that, even while Mulberry's website is nothing short of hideous, it is absolutely LOADED with useful information, references to documentation, newsgroups, guides, and other helpful information. What I'm going to study next in order to find out more about the client's features is the following: http://www.cyrusoft.com/mulberry/support/docs.html
That link sure looks like the ticket to understanding this extremely powerful IMAP client better. It handles POP too, so it's not by any means an IMAP exclusive, but I would personally recommend it to anybody who is exclusively using the IMAP protocol for their email needs, because Mulberry is the only client on earth that makes use of just about EVERYTHING the IMAP protocol has to offer, and that, trust me, is more than you think ;).

So long,

MoeRL

allsiante

allsiante reviewed v4.0 Alpha 1 on Oct 24, 2004

This works ok, that's why the 4 stars. But you really need to take some GUI basics classes. This stuff looks plain lame sh*t.

FailedCRC

FailedCRC reviewed v4.0 Alpha 1 on Oct 23, 2004

there's absolutely nothing wrong with the ui, and please feel free to specify any feature that mulberry lacks :)

steno

steno reviewed v2.0.5 Beta 1 on Oct 3, 2000

This is the only e-mail program out there that really works with IMAP (yep i have tried every one...), it just a pity that its butt ugly (really!! its awful) and lacks a lot of useful features (non IMAP) that you find in Eudora/Outlook.
Please Cyrusoft, hire an good UI-designer today!

Avg. Rating 3.5 (23 votes)
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CyberDoc999

CyberDoc999 reviewed v4.0.9 Alpha 1 on Jan 21, 2017

real beta junk !!! see Thunderbird for a great mail app

and I did not find anything "groovy" in this app

wholeleaf

wholeleaf reviewed v4.0.9 Alpha 1 on Jan 16, 2017

4.0.9a1 is an old alpha that is 10 years old on my hd. Not recommended. If you want to try Mulberry, get 4.0.8 from the Mulberry site. Not the site shown in this description. You can find it on Google by searching Mulberry email.

brusco

brusco reviewed v4.0.6b on Dec 10, 2006

feature set is ok. that gui has to change. seriously.

To the author, read this: http://catb.org/esr/writ...taoup/html/ch11s01.html

gawd21

gawd21 reviewed v4.0 Alpha 7 on Mar 3, 2005

And why would you pay for this? They need to give us a good reason for that.

DigitalSin

DigitalSin reviewed v4.0 Alpha 5 on Feb 24, 2005

Definitely has some promise. I use POP3 and it seemed to work fine. However, and as described in other comments, the interface just doesn't flow. One example: in order to import addresses, I opened Address Book window and clicked Import, but got a message to the tune of "you must have an address book open and on top to import". Why not just let me choose which address book and import that way? Not user friendly.

Also, I did not see any autocomplete functionality when entering email addresses in a new message. A messagebox pops up when new mail comes. You can't minimize to the system tray. The whole "expunge" idea for POP3 is not good. Delete means delete. I shouldn't have to delete twice.

Maybe there are some hidden preferences for all these things, but when I click Preferences in shows me prefs for just the email account. I couldn't find any program preferences.

Anyway, I did like the actual look of the application. The icons are nice and all the window panes are resizable. If they could just improve the "feel" of it I would definitely try this one again.

MoeRL

MoeRL reviewed v4.0 Alpha 1 on Dec 4, 2004

There is absolutely no doubt that this is BY FAR the most powerful client for the IMAP protocol in the world. Nothing else comes even close ;). Not even the most powerful clients, like The Bat! or PocoMail :).
However, I too find that the option/preferences dialogs/windows and the interface are a couple of levels below intuitive, to say the least. When I first set it up I had the feeling I needed a PHD in Mulberry SETUP to figure things out. It's hard to give specific examples, but it's just not intuitive and quite far from easy to grasp from scratch.
Luckily, I found out that, even while Mulberry's website is nothing short of hideous, it is absolutely LOADED with useful information, references to documentation, newsgroups, guides, and other helpful information. What I'm going to study next in order to find out more about the client's features is the following: http://www.cyrusoft.com/mulberry/support/docs.html
That link sure looks like the ticket to understanding this extremely powerful IMAP client better. It handles POP too, so it's not by any means an IMAP exclusive, but I would personally recommend it to anybody who is exclusively using the IMAP protocol for their email needs, because Mulberry is the only client on earth that makes use of just about EVERYTHING the IMAP protocol has to offer, and that, trust me, is more than you think ;).

So long,

MoeRL

allsiante

allsiante reviewed v4.0 Alpha 1 on Oct 24, 2004

This works ok, that's why the 4 stars. But you really need to take some GUI basics classes. This stuff looks plain lame sh*t.

FailedCRC

FailedCRC reviewed v4.0 Alpha 1 on Oct 23, 2004

there's absolutely nothing wrong with the ui, and please feel free to specify any feature that mulberry lacks :)

steno

steno reviewed v2.0.5 Beta 1 on Oct 3, 2000

This is the only e-mail program out there that really works with IMAP (yep i have tried every one...), it just a pity that its butt ugly (really!! its awful) and lacks a lot of useful features (non IMAP) that you find in Eudora/Outlook.
Please Cyrusoft, hire an good UI-designer today!

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