Horde vs other webmail

pluk

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Anybody got a good installation of Horde?

What is the major goodie about Horde, uebimail, opencube, squirrelmail ... ?

Just checking to put a standard into the server.

Thanks!
 
IMO horde is the most feature-riched one.
Roundcube uses AJAX, and have a nice interface.

I have installed both, thus I have 4 webmail programs available for my clients.
 
Wow - 4 email clients!

Wouldn't be a problem when they create folders to store their emails? Are these folders seen in every software they use since it is like IMAP folders?
 
hehachris said:
IMO horde is the most feature-riched one.
Roundcube uses AJAX, and have a nice interface.

I have installed both, thus I have 4 webmail programs available for my clients.

Hmmm...

Horde has a nice framework in place but is a little confusing to clients.
Roundcube has potential and is a nice looking package but is still full of bugs.
Squirrelmail has been around for quite a while and has extensive plugins to make it very feature rich, what is liked is the fact that you only add what you want. Also there is a site (http://nutsmail.com/) that has some nice lookng skins/themes for Squirrelmail that makes it very user friendly...
 
Wow nice skins for squirrelmail!

I need to just find one good webmail that has the feature of putting html when composing. Quite needed.
 
pluk said:
Wow nice skins for squirrelmail!

I need to just find one good webmail that has the feature of putting html when composing. Quite needed.

There is a plugin with Squirrelmail that allows this...
 
Hmmmm.... This feature? Too bad I can't find some screenshots or demo on the site. :(

NEW! Squirrelmail 1.4.5 Skin Features

Brand new matching original icon set.
New tool bar for main plugins with icons.
Easily add extra plugins to the secondary tool bar. (You can also add them to the top bar with an extra icon.)
Notes added to the plugin icons for note keeping features.
To do reminders added to the left bar for quick reference.
To do reminders show on login if user selected.
Welcome user plugin added to front page.
Quick Options selecting on left panel
Added Refresh button on left panel
Easily change the logo for your company.
Easily add your company slogan
Brand New login and sign out pages for each skin set.
Easily switch between skins and color themes through the display options.
Multilingual skins and buttons. With just a few clicks you can change to any language.

Many more useful plugins have been been added saving you time and money.

A brand new WYSIWYG HTML editor has been added to the compose email. One that actually works well with all browsers. Now you can add smilies, pictures, change fonts and much more.
 
pluk said:
Hmmmm.... This feature? Too bad I can't find some screenshots or demo on the site. :(

NEW! Squirrelmail 1.4.5 Skin Features

Brand new matching original icon set.
New tool bar for main plugins with icons.
Easily add extra plugins to the secondary tool bar. (You can also add them to the top bar with an extra icon.)
Notes added to the plugin icons for note keeping features.
To do reminders added to the left bar for quick reference.
To do reminders show on login if user selected.
Welcome user plugin added to front page.
Quick Options selecting on left panel
Added Refresh button on left panel
Easily change the logo for your company.
Easily add your company slogan
Brand New login and sign out pages for each skin set.
Easily switch between skins and color themes through the display options.
Multilingual skins and buttons. With just a few clicks you can change to any language.

Many more useful plugins have been been added saving you time and money.

A brand new WYSIWYG HTML editor has been added to the compose email. One that actually works well with all browsers. Now you can add smilies, pictures, change fonts and much more.

Go here -> http://nutsmail.com/bluehive_skin.htm and look about 1/2 way down the page at the "Compose in HTML WYSIWYG Email editor" section.... :)
 
Thanks!

I didn't scroll. down I was looking for "scrrenshot" tab. :)
 
Go for Horde

I used Squirrelmail and Horde.

Horde rocks for stability. You realize that when you really need to rely on it and have over 130.000 e-mails in your inbox ;-)

Squirrelmail will do it, but will feel like you enter a room which is almost full. If you do enter with a lot of feeling you might get in but if not then you might be thrown out by the other members ;-)

My vote goes for Horde.
 
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