Tom Mollerus' Weblog

I'm nearly finished with a new version of Webmail, my web-based POP email client which is written in Coldfusion. But to make sure that it works well in many different environments and with many different POP servers, I'm looking for people to serve as beta testers. Those who are selected as testers and who provide feedback will get a free copy of the code.

As a quick introduction, Webmail provides web-based access to any POP account. It's not intended to be your main email client-- instead, it's intended to be used to read and respond to your emails when you're away from your main client (such as when you're away at a conference, at a client's office, or in a friend's house). Webmail will not delete any of your emails from your POP account unless you specify that certain emails should be deleted.

Webmail now offers the ability to save user preferences including a timezone setting so that all dates are displayed properly, spam keyword recognition, an address book, and even a search function. This new version of Webmail requires ColdFusion 8.

I'm also looking for people who can provide language translations for Webmail (it's about 240 words or phrases, which might take you an hour or two). So if you can test and/or provide a translation, please post a comment below and put your email address in the comment form (I'll be the only one who has access to your email address).

Note: as per Nick's comment, please let me know your web server and email server specifications in your comment. If you have something unique, I'm more likely to include you as a tester.