Free imap port software for mac

A very useful tool that will tell you which ports are open in an IP.

This is a tool that would come in handy when trying to make your computer more secure by knowing exactly which ports are open. Mac OS Classic Only for now.

IMAPCleanse is a free and open source Ruby-based solution that provides you with IMAP automation for large lists and automatic scanning and purging for your mailboxes.

Enhancements:
- Add some tests
- Automatic auth detection
- User-specified auth
- Spy on multiple email addresses

PortFinder is a small application for searching Application to TCP/IP port mappings.
You can search by port number or name, list all port mappings or list all unassigned ports.
Searching by port number will search for the database for the exact port number.
Searching by name will search the database for any entry containing the search string. The name search is not limited to the name field in the database so it can be used to search for ports containing the search string if it is a number.
Enhancements:
- Now a Universal Binary Application
- Minor optimizations.

Port Tester is a small application that was written to test out sockets/ports on the Macintosh. You can use it to connect to an IP and start a conversation or to listen on a specific port for data.

Mail Drop is a simple but powerfull IMAP e-mail client for the Macintosh.
Enhancements:
- No longer warns you about closing an unsent message when you have, in fact, sent the message
- When warning about an unsent message, the message window is brought to the front so you know which window the warning is referring to
- Removed the extra spaces in the FETCH command
- List of folders in "File Message" window now opens with the selected folder visible
- Pressing cmd-D in "File Message" window toggles the "Delete original message" checkbox
- No longer possible to enter more that 63 characters in IMAP/SMTP server fields in Servers prefs
- SMTP server address no longer allows for multiple SMTP servers. This was an unimplemented feature that Ive decided not to implement
- Removed the IMAP Port field. Eventually, youll be able to specify a different port in the IMAP server address field (imap.server:port) but for now, the default (143) will be used
- You can now disable the LOGIN and CRAM-MD5 authenticators although unless there is a problem, you should leave these enabled. The authenticators will be disabled (or re-enabled) the next time you run Mail Drop
- Fixed bug where expunging would always play the "new mail sound" if there were any recent messages in the folder
- Put back the old "new recipient" address parsing code
- Fixed bug where renaming a folder would update its displayed name but not its "full" name which would cause problems if you tried to open the folder before refreshing the folder list
- Fixed bug in 68K version where the sizes of all messages in a folder window said 0K
- Fixed bug in 68K version where Mail Drop would constantly check for new messages and flood the server with NOOPs
- Fixed bug where some encrypted passwords in the preferences file would include a carriage return. This caused the prefs parsing code to truncate the password. Also, the password encryption algorithm has changed
- Fixed bug where the message body pane would sometimes get hosed when printing.

Max Mailwatchm will place a mail icon on your menubars right side, showing the amount of unread emails in your imap account.

To setup just click icon and enter your information.

Just unzip and launch.