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Cypht is a free and open-source webmail client that aggregates multiple email accounts and information sources into a single interface. Developed primarily in PHP and JavaScript, it allows users to access messages from various email services without hosting them directly.[1]
The software supports standard email protocols such as IMAP, POP3, and SMTP, and can also integrate RSS and Atom feeds within the same interface.[2] It is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2 (LGPL v2).
History
Cypht was first released in 2014 as a lightweight alternative to traditional webmail clients, focusing on aggregation rather than full email hosting.[2] The project has since evolved with ongoing development and contributions from an open-source community.
Features
Cypht is designed as an email aggregator, enabling users to combine multiple accounts into a single interface. It retrieves messages from external mail servers rather than storing them locally.[1]
The application supports IMAP and POP3 protocols for receiving email, as well as SMTP for sending messages. It also includes support for RSS and Atom feeds, allowing users to view news and other syndicated content alongside their email.[2]
According to LinuxLinks, Cypht uses a modular architecture, enabling users to extend functionality through configurable modules.[2]
Reception
Cypht has been described as a lightweight and flexible webmail client. In a review published by Opensource.com, the software was noted for its simplicity and ability to unify multiple communication sources within a single interface.[1]
The same review highlighted limitations in the rendering of HTML emails compared to more feature-rich webmail clients.[1]
See also
References
- ^ a b c d "Cypht: A simple, powerful webmail client". Opensource.com. Retrieved 2026-04-18.
- ^ a b c d "Cypht – Webmail aggregator". LinuxLinks. Retrieved 2026-04-18.
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