| Version | 2 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | WebVentures |
| Release date | Nov 6, 2008 |
| Date added | Apr 7, 2008 |
| Os requirements | Windows, Windows XP, Windows Vista |
| Requirements | Windows XP/Vista, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 |
| Total downloads | 4 826 |
| Price | Free to try |
Description
EasyMailBrowser connects you to all your mail accounts with Yahoo, MSN/Live, GMail and AOL with a single click. Enjoy the convenience of a single Inbox for all of your web mails and a single interface through which you can access and manage all of them. With one password, you can securely access all of your accounts from any computer. You no longer need to keep switching between browser windows, logging in and out. It can automatically check for new mail on all accounts and notify you, search for mail across accounts, synchronize your contacts and more. So go on and enjoy the features of the different web mail providers without the hassle of managing multiple accounts.
Version 2 includes contacts management, support for additional domains, improved user interface.
Review
Tired of checking multiple Web sites when opening your mail accounts? This tidy application pulls them all together in one handy interface no muss, no fuss.
EasyMailBrowser offers a four-pane take on the familiar three-pane e-mail client interface it adds a fourth pane listing your frequent contacts under the directory tree for your mail folders. The directory of folders was nicely and efficiently grouped according to the different mail accounts, and this was carried over into the in-box. Setting up the application to check your accounts from various sites AOL, Yahoo, Gmail, and others is a very quick and simple process. Although it can be risky when you add voice notification, EasyMailBrowser's friendly voice was a welcome way to be notified of new mail.
One drawback is that the application only opens messages in Internet Explorer. It won't work with other browsers. Another downside is that, although EasyMailBrowser works well, there are so many free e-mail clients available it may be a hard sell to get folks to pay for one.
