SnappyMail

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A fast and modern self-hosted webmail client with features like contacts management and calendar integration.

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  • Lightweight and fast: SnappyMail is designed to be a lightweight and fast email client, ensuring a smooth and efficient user experience.
  • Dark mode and responsive design: The email client offers a dark mode option for comfortable viewing in low-light environments and features a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes and devices.
  • Full Sieve filtering support: SnappyMail provides complete support for Sieve filtering, enabling users to create and manage email filters on the server-side.
  • Comprehensive IMAP features: The client supports almost all IMAP features, including advanced searching capabilities, making it easy for users to find and manage their emails.
  • Integration with Nextcloud: SnappyMail integrates seamlessly with various Nextcloud apps, such as Contacts, Files, Calendar, and Unified Search, providing a centralized and convenient email experience within the Nextcloud environment.
  • Encrypted email support: Users can send and receive both OpenPGP and S/MIME encrypted and signed emails. OpenPGP support includes full HTML compatibility, ECC keys, and plain text mode with Mailvelope integration.
  • Enhanced security features: SnappyMail incorporates numerous security features, such as Sodium encrypted passwords, Sec-Fetch headers, TOTP 2FA (two-factor authentication), DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail), and tracking prevention measures, ensuring a secure email experience for users.