SnappyMail
snappymail.euSimple, modern, fast web-based mail client. This is an IMAP-only fork of RainLoop that mitigates a severe RainLoop vulnerability and adds several new features.
- Homepage: snappymail.eu
- GitHub: github.com/the-djmaze/snappymail
- Web info: web-check.xyz/results/snappymail.eu
SnappyMail Source Code
Author
Description
Simple, modern & fast web-based email client
Homepage
https://snappymail.euLicense
AGPL-3.0
Created
09 Mar 20
Last Updated
29 Apr 24
Latest version
Primary Language
PHP
Size
69,525 KB
Stars
869
Forks
107
Watchers
869
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
- @RainLoop (1423)
- @the-djmaze (212)
- @hampoelz (171)
- @cm-schl (43)
- @Alphix (31)
- @SergeyMosin (28)
- @tinola (23)
- @hguilbert (20)
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- @ervee (19)
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- @lota (7)
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- @chiyi4488 (6)
- @icedman21 (6)
- @Techwolfy (6)
- @PhilippMundhenk (6)
- @Olloki (6)
- @LarsBel (5)
Recent Commits
- the-djmaze (29 Apr 24)
Improved "remember me" cookie handling
- the-djmaze (28 Apr 24)
Log RFC 2822 date parse error for #1554
- the-djmaze (28 Apr 24)
Added "copy to" action in menu's for #1559
- the-djmaze (28 Apr 24)
Prevent mkdir() error #1565
- the-djmaze (28 Apr 24)
Fix GPG/PGP exec() return false handling
- the-djmaze (28 Apr 24)
Simple solution for #1562
- Maarten (28 Apr 24)
Merge pull request #1562 from sevmonster/patch-1 Properly escape path separator in `tar.php` file list regex
- the-djmaze (28 Apr 24)
Resolve #1561
- the-djmaze (28 Apr 24)
Bugfix: Undefined variable $sFilename
- sev (26 Apr 24)
properly escape path sep in tar file list regex
- the-djmaze (24 Apr 24)
v2.36.1
- the-djmaze (24 Apr 24)
Move OAuth2 to core
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Resolve #1557
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
password => passphrase
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Nextcloud don't use RainLoop login credentials
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Don't input password in command, ask in prompt #1552
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Rename application.ini `[labs]log_ajax_response_write_limit` to `[logs]json_response_write_limit`
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Rename application.ini `[labs]login_fault_delay` to `[login]fault_delay`
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Remove `date_from_headers` from application.ini and `internalTimestamp`
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Added idea to ask SMTP credentials on AUTH failure
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
AskPopupView.password default is to only ask passphrase
- the-djmaze (23 Apr 24)
Improved the compactcomposer #1498
- the-djmaze (22 Apr 24)
ChangePasswordPlugin also use Have I Been Pwned
- the-djmaze (22 Apr 24)
Bugfix haveibeenpwned suffix handling
- the-djmaze (22 Apr 24)
Example haveibeenpwned integration
- the-djmaze (22 Apr 24)
Resolve #1552
- the-djmaze (22 Apr 24)
GnuPG check if shell_exec is disabled
- the-djmaze (21 Apr 24)
Check open basedir for #1555
- the-djmaze (16 Apr 24)
Put modified Squire more in line with v2.2.8
- the-djmaze (16 Apr 24)
Nextcloud merge oidcLogin into beforeLogin
SnappyMail Website
Website
SnappyMail, your webmail client - SnappyMail
Redirects
Does not redirect
Security Checks
2 security checks failed (64 passed)
- Domain Recently Created
- Domain Very Recently Created
Server Details
- IP Address 84.22.110.35
- Hostname dragonfly.mhxs.nl
- Location Woerden, Utrecht, Netherlands (Kingdom of the), EU
- ISP Tilaa B.V.
- ASN AS196752
Associated Countries
- US
- NL
Saftey Score
Website marked as safe
100%
Blacklist Check
snappymail.eu was found on 0 blacklists
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