Webmail to POP3 software

[xxnonexnonexx]

I am looking for webmail to POP3 software.

JMA Software web2pop NOT free
YPops does not meet my needs
Various programs from sourceforge also do not meet my needs.

MUST support
Yahoo!
Nettaxi.com (BigMailbox type)
UReach

Are there any programs that meet these requirements in freeware?

Thanks!

 

[Ben Wylie]

FreePops supports many different webmail types.
http://www.freepops.org/en/

If they don't support specific ones you could enquire on the forum:
http://freepops.diludovico.it/index.php?s=c025ec27d6a881c4ef39ac88bb1f0530&showforum=9
whether anyone has written plugins for your particular ones you want.

It is a very flexible program, and so if you are that way inclined, you can
write your own plugins to support your mail services.

Cheers,
Ben

 

[xxnonexnonexx]

FreePops supports many different webmail types.
http://www.freepops.org/en/

Its one of the others I've looked out. No native support.

If they don't support specific ones you could enquire on the forum:
http://freepops.diludovico.it/index.php?s=c025ec27d6a881c4ef39ac88bb1f0530&showforum=9
whether anyone has written plugins for your particular ones you want.

Need to register to search the forum, pass.

Thanks anyway.

 

[Ben Wylie]

Its one of the others I've looked out. No native support.

What does no native support mean?

Need to register to search the forum, pass.

No you don't.

 

[Ben Wylie]

Need to register to search the forum, pass.

No you don't.

What might make you think that you need to log in to search is that if you
search for something that doesn't match anything, it gives you an error in
italian. If you log in it gives you this message:

Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a feature, or
don't know why you got this error message, try looking through the help
files for more information.

The error returned was:

You did not enter any keywords to search by or the keywords you used are not
permitted due to the high number of matches.

If you type a search command that has matches in your timeframe specified it
gives you the results

Ben