Opera Mail

Opera Mail



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email program for POP3 and IMAP accounts Opera Mail is a standalone email client that works with any POP3 or IMAP mail account, including Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, AOL Mail and others. It offers an easy to use and straightforward interface that displays all your email, even from multiple accounts, in a single Inbox view. In addition the the common email features, Opera Mail offers rules to organize your mail with custom labels, different mail view layouts to choose from, Inbox filtering and fast mail searches. Opera Mail comes with a self-learning spam filter that learns from email that you classify as spam and automatically filters similar messages in the future. Other features include support for web feeds and newsgroups and a built-in contact manager. If you want to switch to Opera Mail from a different email program, you can import your messages from Outlook Express, Netscape, Thunderbird, Eudora, as well as generic mbox files. Opera Mail works well for basic email needs but lacks some of the advanced features found in other email clients. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher Opera Software ASA (2) Price Free
Version 1.0.1044  history Last updated Feb 19, 2016
File Size 11.6 Mb Requirements None

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There is no better email client 5 stars by Nicholas Apr 13, 2017 (Read all my 72 reviews)
A few words are enough to recommend Opera's fine and versatile email client. A joy to work with, really. Former users of conventional (oldfashioned) mail programs need a little time to adapt but that will turn out to be more than worthwhile. show Review details
Robust, quality feel, free, a welcome relief. 5 stars by blueroverdotcom698 Sep 17, 2014 (Read all my 2 reviews)
Ok. I'm not a huge email client guy. I do know that I hate OUTLOOK though. I've used WINDOWS LIVE MAIL, POPPEEPER, and eM CLIENT. Pop peeper was cheap and easy, but too antiquated. Live mail felt too bulky. eM client turned out to be a 1 month trial. :- Didn't carte for the THUNDERBIRD interface. So....OPERA.....freaking incredible. Light weight, doesn't feel bulky, you CAN add your own email notification .wav file (I like that), and it handles ALL the major email services (gmail, hotmail, yahoo, etc..) It's a very professional, streamlined GUI interface too. Hmmmm.....not much else to say.....it's free, it works incredibly well, and I can tell you for sure that it beats the 'crap' out of a lot of these other clients out there. If you're going strictly by user's feedback responses to try and find an email client that does not suck, then you can rest assured that this is the one......stop looking. However, I'm not running a business with this client so I'm not sure how it will hold up in a business setting?? Seems like it's up to any task. :-) I freakin love it, and it's F R E E! Judging by OPERA MAIL, I kind of wonder if their browser is the same quality experience, but I love my FIREFOX w add-ons (and sometimes CHROME), so I'm not even going to try. :-) Happy receiving and drafting emails without worry! :-D show Review details
Great for casual users 4 stars by realbull2009250 Dec 03, 2013 (Read all my 60 reviews)
Probably the only free email client that can compete with ThunderBird now. Formerly a built-in email client for Opera 12 browser(Presto engine) now it's offered as a separate program. I've been using it for years and rarely encountered problems. It is really easy to set-up; just type-in your email address and password, choose pop or imap mail and it will take care of the rest. It is a really solid email client that does mostly what you would expect it to do, but it lacks in extra features and cannot be expanded with add-ons like T-Bird. My only other complaint is that the spam filter does not work well as and has no options like T-Bird. Superb for casual email client users, but those looking for more may prefer T-Bird. show Review details
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