SnappyMail


Simple, modern, lightweight & fast web-based email client.

The drastically upgraded & secured fork of RainLoop Webmail Community edition.

We thank the RainLoop Team for making a great PHP 5 product that was good in the past.

Up to date system requirements, snappy performance, simple installation and upgrade, no database required - all these make SnappyMail a good choice.


For more information about the product, check [snappymail.eu](https://snappymail.eu/). Information about installing the product, check the [wiki page](https://github.com/the-djmaze/snappymail/wiki/Installation-instructions). And don't forget to read the [RainLoop documentation](https://www.rainloop.net/docs/). ## License **SnappyMail** is released under **GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3 (AGPL)**. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html Copyright (c) 2020 SnappyMail Copyright (c) 2019 RainLoop ## Modifications This fork of RainLoop has the following changes: * Privacy/GDPR friendly (no: Social, Gravatar, Facebook, Google, Twitter, DropBox, OwnCloud, X-Mailer) * Admin uses password_hash/password_verify * Auth failed attempts written to syslog * Added Fail2ban instructions * ES2015 * PHP 7.3+ required * PHP mbstring extension required * PHP replaced pclZip with ZipArchive * PHP yaml extension else use the old Spyc * Removed BackwardCapability (class \RainLoop\Account) * Removed ChangePassword (plugins won't work) * Removed OAuth support * Removed POP3 support * Removed background video support * Removed Sentry (Application Monitoring and Error Tracking Software) * Replaced gulp-uglify with gulp-terser * CRLF => LF line endings * Embed boot.js and boot.css into index.html * Ongoing removal of old JavaScript code (things are native these days) * Added modified [Squire](https://github.com/neilj/Squire) HTML editor as replacement for CKEditor * Split Admin specific JavaScript code from User code * JSON reviver * Better memory garbage collection management ### Removal of old JavaScript This fork uses downsized/simplified versions of scripts and has no support for Internet Explorer. The result is faster and smaller download code (good for mobile networks). Things might work in Edge 18, Firefox 50-62 and Chrome 54-68 due to one polyfill for array.flat(). * Added dev/prototype*.js for some additional features * boot.js without webpack overhead * Modified Jua.js to be without jQuery * Replaced ProgressJS with simple native dropin * Replaced Autolinker with simple https/email detection * Replaced ifvisible.js with simple drop-in replacement * Replaced momentToNode with proper HTML5