Description
Seven or eight mailboxes — the work one, one for registrations, one for filings — each checked through a web page carrying more advertising than mail. Switching to a desktop client runs into licensing with Outlook, and foreign clients that handle Chinese mail providers unevenly.
DreamMail is a Chinese desktop email client that has been in development for twenty years. POP3, IMAP and SMTP with no cap on the number of accounts, and it stays responsive with dozens of mailboxes polling at once. Its pitch is cleanliness: no advertising, no registry writes, and it runs from a USB stick, so moving machines does not mean reconfiguring accounts.
Beyond everyday mail it carries bulk sending with variable substitution and read tracking on sent messages. An enterprise edition adds more. Supported systems reach back to Windows XP.
Every protocol, unlimited accounts: POP3, IMAP and SMTP across Chinese and international providers, with no cap on mailbox count.
Portable: No registry writes and no system clutter — run it from a USB stick and keep the account setup when you change machines.
Bulk sending: Send to a list with variable substitution, rather than editing recipients one message at a time.
Read tracking: See whether a sent message has been opened, which helps when chasing a client or confirming an important notice.
Local archive: Mail is stored on your own machine, so a full web mailbox or a discontinued service does not take the history with it.
Runs on old systems: Supported from Windows XP upwards, which suits older machines and locked-down intranet environments.
DreamMail is a Chinese desktop email client that has been in development for twenty years. POP3, IMAP and SMTP with no cap on the number of accounts, and it stays responsive with dozens of mailboxes polling at once. Its pitch is cleanliness: no advertising, no registry writes, and it runs from a USB stick, so moving machines does not mean reconfiguring accounts.
Beyond everyday mail it carries bulk sending with variable substitution and read tracking on sent messages. An enterprise edition adds more. Supported systems reach back to Windows XP.
Features
Every protocol, unlimited accounts: POP3, IMAP and SMTP across Chinese and international providers, with no cap on mailbox count.
Portable: No registry writes and no system clutter — run it from a USB stick and keep the account setup when you change machines.
Bulk sending: Send to a list with variable substitution, rather than editing recipients one message at a time.
Read tracking: See whether a sent message has been opened, which helps when chasing a client or confirming an important notice.
Local archive: Mail is stored on your own machine, so a full web mailbox or a discontinued service does not take the history with it.
Runs on old systems: Supported from Windows XP upwards, which suits older machines and locked-down intranet environments.
