I found a website that allows you to upload files as much as 1 GB for your friends to download. Gmail has a maximum attachment size of 10 MB which is rather limited. Read more……

Opera 8 is a substantial upgrade from previous versions, and includes new features such as a unique security information field that indicates the trustworthiness of banking and shopping Web sites and voice interaction capabilities….

Gmail seems to be going for 2 GB soon!! Check it out!…

Gmail’s getting out of the beta stage and going live on April 1st! At least to some Google-watchers (you know, as in bird-watchers and Google-watchers)….

I think Opera is a good browser though. I like the quick renderer. In WordPress, I can also mark comments as spam. I use Outlook before, it does have the backup thing you told me about too I think. What I did is to save the emails somewhere and import it back on to a fresh installation of Windows. I don’t use Outlook now though, I use Gmail as my primary email web client. I use Opera at home sometimes. But at work, I just use Internet Explorer for all my internet surfing and Gmail web client to check email. For RSS reads, I relied on RSS Bandit. For calendar.. Oh, I don’t have calendar. I am looking for one though.

Actually, in M2 language, labels are like “Important, Call Back, Funny!”, etc.
Spam emails are market; “mark as spam, unmark as spam”, “unmark as read, mark as read”.
It#s a great client, true it may take some minutes to get used to the NEW WAY of handling emails but it’Ã?s great!
You know, my buggy windows installation caused a database error, (not Opera’s fault, a lot of prgs stopped working).
M2 however immedeately went on the rescue and rescued all emails and reindexed them!
Never seen that rescue feature in such a wideness in any email client!.

any other email client would have lost all !

I get too much junk mail, about 20 per day. I would prefer if some of which go to the Junk folder and the less dubious ones in the label ‘junk’, Of course, it would be hard to define the level of junk-ness. I guess I can’t have both scenarios.

Nowadays, a lot of junk mail are mispelt on purpose, I am surprised the filters can still detect them most of the time. I’ll review M2 soon I think. I love the access points thing.

Yes, that’s why M2’s filter only marks emails, never do anything else.

the maguc is called “Access Points“:

_No folders_

Most e-mail clients are able to sort e-mail messages into folders. Once sorted to a particular folder, that is where the message stays. If you would like a message sorted by both, say, the sender and the subject, you have to make a copy of the message. Not so with Opera Mail.

Every message received goes into one database. By default, you are given several ways of viewing these messages; mailing list messages are automatically recognized and sorted, the built-in spam filter will gather your junk messages in one view (and get better at it as you train it), the most recent e-mail discussions (threads) have a separate access point, and so do the last people you were in contact with. For your “Unread” view you can choose if you want to see all unread messages or simply those that do not automatically show up in separate views.

And easiest of all; retrieving all correspondance with a particular contact: just click the name of the contact in the “Contacts” panel.