A fast, friendly KDE-first email client supporting IMAP, JMAP, and Gmail/365 OAuth, with local cache full-text search, spam handling, and OpenPGP encryption.
- 3.8.2
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- 11d ago
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Project Overview
Mailove is a fast, KDE-first email client focused on security and performance.
Key Features
- IMAP, JMAP, Gmail/365 OAuth: Multiple accounts supported; IMAP against any server (SSL/TLS, STARTTLS, plain), OAuth 2 for Gmail and Microsoft 365; JMAP discovers its own endpoints
- Push, or polling where there is none: IMAP IDLE and JMAP EventSource, with timed refresh for servers offering neither
- Every account stays current: Syncs all accounts, not just the open one
- Local cache with full-text search: Headers, read bodies, and folders in SQLite with FTS5 and regex
- Spam handling: Around 50 heuristic rules including impersonation, homograph, zero-width tricks, phishing links, and more
- OpenPGP: Read and send signed and encrypted mail via GnuPG, with key manager and WKD discovery
- Keyboard-first: Arrows, Page Up/Down, Home/End, Enter to open, Ctrl+W to close tabs
- Tabs: Compose, Settings, and opened messages are tabs
- Folders moving: Drag a folder onto another to reparent it
- Copy as Markdown: Copy full messages or selection as Markdown
- Advanced settings: All configs editable via text area
Target Audience
- KDE desktop environment users
- Users who need a secure, fast email client
- Users with multiple IMAP/JMAP accounts
Quick Start
- Get the source or package from the repository
- Configure your IMAP/JMAP accounts
- Start sending and receiving emails
Core Advantages
- KDE-first design with deep integration
- Secure credential storage (KWallet)
- OpenPGP encryption support
- Local cache full-text search for fast response
System Requirements
- OS: Linux (KDE environment)
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