tmboxbrowser is an email reader that enables users to access their mbox files using Vim. It provides a simple and efficient way to browse through and manage email messages.
tmboxbrowser is a powerful mbox browser that allows users to read their e-mails using the Vim editor. The mbox format is widely used for storing e-mails, including by popular email client Thunderbird.
With tmboxbrowser, users can access a range of key features for managing their e-mails. These include the ability to display an index of e-mails contained in an mbox file, mark e-mails as read to remove them from the index, view e-mails, display single parts of a multipart message, decode quoted printables, and filter HTML mails through an external program (in the default setup, this requires "w3m" (g:tmboxbrowser_convert_html)).
To access tmboxbrowser, users can simply enter the command :TMBoxBrowser[!] [FILE]. This will open an index list of the e-mails in the currently opened mbox file. If [!] is included in the command, read items will be displayed too, and in this mode, no e-mails are marked as read. If a specific mbox file is desired, users can enter the file name after the command, and it will be newly edited.
In addition to browsing the e-mails, tmboxbrowser also includes some helpful key maps for navigating the mbox browser window. These include i for displaying the index list, p for selecting parts or re-viewing mail, q for quitting the browser, and ? for accessing help, among others.
To use tmboxbrowser, users will need to have tlib and Vim installed. With its powerful features and ease of use, tmboxbrowser is a great choice for anyone looking for a simple, yet powerful mbox browser.
With tmboxbrowser, users can access a range of key features for managing their e-mails. These include the ability to display an index of e-mails contained in an mbox file, mark e-mails as read to remove them from the index, view e-mails, display single parts of a multipart message, decode quoted printables, and filter HTML mails through an external program (in the default setup, this requires "w3m" (g:tmboxbrowser_convert_html)).
To access tmboxbrowser, users can simply enter the command :TMBoxBrowser[!] [FILE]. This will open an index list of the e-mails in the currently opened mbox file. If [!] is included in the command, read items will be displayed too, and in this mode, no e-mails are marked as read. If a specific mbox file is desired, users can enter the file name after the command, and it will be newly edited.
In addition to browsing the e-mails, tmboxbrowser also includes some helpful key maps for navigating the mbox browser window. These include i for displaying the index list, p for selecting parts or re-viewing mail, q for quitting the browser, and ? for accessing help, among others.
To use tmboxbrowser, users will need to have tlib and Vim installed. With its powerful features and ease of use, tmboxbrowser is a great choice for anyone looking for a simple, yet powerful mbox browser.
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