Java Mail Client Read all your Gmail messages
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Java Mail Client Description

Java Mail Client is a small Windows application designed specifically for helping you access your Gmail email account right from your desktop.Portable toolPortability comes with several advantages to your system. You can run the utility by simply opening the executable file, as there’s no installation process included in the setup. You may store it on any USB flash drive or other portable devices and run it on the target system without administrative privileges. Uninstalling it means deleting the items that you have downloaded from the Internet. This is a Java-based program which means you need to previously deploy the working environment on your computer. Simple looks Java Mail Client adopts a clean and intuitive layout that embeds only a few configuration settings. In order to access the tool’s functions, you need to sign in using your Gmail authentication parameters (username and password). Additionally, you may opt for staying signed in. Emailing optionsThe application simply lists your email messages stored within Inbox or Sent Mail, along with information about the sender and receiver’s email address, message, as well as date. You are given the freedom to compose a new mail, archive data, report items as spam, delete emails from the list, make use of a global search function for easily identifying items in the list, as well as sign out from the current account and sign in using a different one. Support for multiple accounts is not on the feature list. Bottom lineAll things considerd, Java Mail Client can be used by first-time email users that need to get used to working with a simple email application before switching to an advanced one. It is hard to believe that professional users are going to be satisfied by a tool that doesn’t offer support for notifications, filtering options, tags, and favorite folders, just to name a few suggestions. Reviewed by Ana Marculescu, last updated on January 12th, 2015

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