mailur
## [Mailur] is a lightweight webmail inspired by Gmail ## Features - multiple tags for messages (no folders) - [manually linking threads](https://pusto.org/mailur/features/#link-threads) - [Sieve scripts for email filtering](https://pusto.org/mailur/features/#sieve-scripts) - [composing messages with Markdown](https://pusto.org/mailur/features/#markdown) - [independent split pane](https://pusto.org/mailur/features/#the-split-pane) - easy to switch from threads view to messages view - slim and compact interface with few basic themes - ... Brand-new version uses [Dovecot as main storage][mlr-dovecot], no database required. This version is already in use. It has minimal feature set I need on daily basis. I have big plans for this project and I'm still working on it when I have spare time. ### Related links - [public demo][demo] (credentials: demo/demo) - [installation][install]  [Mailur]: https://pusto.org/mailur/ [demo]: http://demo.pusto.org [install]: https://pusto.org/mailur/installation/ [vimeo]: https://vimeo.com/259140545 [mlr-dovecot]: https://pusto.org/mailur/dovecot/ [mlr-features]: https://pusto.org/mailur/features/ [Markdown]: https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax ### Updates - `[Nowadays]` On pause... - `[May 2020]` Two-way syncing for five Gmail flags and labels (details here [#13]) - `[Mar 2019]` [Feature overview.][mlr-features] - `[Mar 2019]` [Dovecot as main storage.][mlr-dovecot] - `[Nov 2015]` [`code`][v02code] [The alpha version.][v02post] Postgres based. We used it over 2 years on daily basis. - `[Apr 2014]` [`code`][v01code] [The first prototype.][v01post] [#13]: https://github.com/naspeh/mailur/issues/13 [v02code]: https://github.com/naskoro/mailur-pg [v02post]: https://pusto.org/mailur/alpha/ [v01code]: https://github.com/naskoro/mailur-pg/tree/prototype [v01post]: https://pusto.org/mailur/intro/