Popcorn is a lightweight and portable email client for Windows. Works as a client/server application, reading mail “directly” from POP servers (all downloaded mail is stored in memory only). The program is designed to help you send and receive mail using secure SSL encrypted server connections. Ideally suited for “on the road” mail access, for scanning, reading and sending mail over slow connections. Popcorn also supports multiple email accounts, enabling you to read and send mail from any number of servers. Immune to all forms of email attachment and HTML viruses/scripts/Trojans because it does not display or run received attachments and/or HTML. This version has been updated to include a few additions such as; support for TLS encrypted SMTP communication via the STARTTLS command making Popcorn compatible with mail servers that require it like Hotmail, and a few others.

Popcorn is no doubt a great program, but setting it up might pose a minor or even major challenge for users with little experience. Popcorn is now free, and can be downloaded at no cost to the user. This version of the program is unlimited, and supports the following operating systems; Windows XP, Windows Vista, as well as Windows 7.

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