Nameko

Nameko is a set of PHP classes that has come a long way from its origins as a simple PHP webmail. With this software, users can manage their emails with PHP in various ways, including retrieving messages from a POP3 server, parsing emails, and sending emails through an SMTP server. One of the highlights of the program is the mail parser, which has been rewritten from the original version to be greatly improved and able to read every kind of email.

Similarly, the Nameko webmail interface has also received a complete overhaul, resulting in a fast, powerful, and feature-rich system with numerous advanced tools. Users can customize every component of the webmail, thanks to a plug-in system that allows them to add only the plug-ins for the functions they really need. The basic version of Nameko is always a one-file script, making it simple to set up.

Nameko technology requires PHP 5 at the server end and a browser that supports Javascript and CSS. The best browser to use for this software is Firefox, or one of the other Gecko-based browsers such as Mozilla or Netscape Navigator. Nameko also works with Opera, Konqueror, and Internet Explorer, across both Linux and Microsoft Windows platforms. Although there may be some problems with browsers for Mac, the developers are working to fix them. The communication between the browser and the server utilizes AJAX technology and XML to make the interface more responsive and easier to use.

This latest release of Nameko adds support for multiple languages, a reworked navigation bar for better user-friendliness, and many other little improvements and bug fixes. Finally, the license has been updated to the GNU GPL 3. All in all, Nameko is a highly versatile solution that is well worth trying out.