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I have recently switched from Roundcube to Squirrelmail - the former worked annoyingly slow for me. I only had to tweak the source code a bit to get rid of thes
by Hoodoo 15y ago
I have recently switched from Roundcube to Squirrelmail - the former worked annoyingly slow for me. I only had to tweak the source code a bit to get rid of these _ugly_ iframe borders.
I don't use web interface too much though.
- nodata 15y agoI seriously cannot believe that something that looks like it was designed for Netscape Navigator still exists. There must be a need for it over everything else, I'd love to know where it's still used.
- aninteger 15y agoSome of us favor the old web 1.0 interface. It's clean and simple and it renders fast.
- goodside 15y agoOr there's very little need for it, which is why nobody has made anything better since.
- diamondhead 15y agoaccording to @teyc's comment, nutsmail sells templates for it.
- Hoodoo 15y agoIt's my own hobby vps, so I could use telnet there if I felt like it. I think if I've made a screenshot of it it might make people's eyes bleed, since I've modified the minimal theme which came with it a little to fit my taste. :) I don't see the web interface too often anyway.
- chalst 15y agoIs this a styling objecting? I don't think these issues are trivial exactly, but if the deployers cared, it would not be too difficult to beautify. Universities often use Squirrelmail. The most recent instance I saw was for Potsdam.