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Zimbra Desktop

Zimbra Desktop

Get centralized access to your email inboxes, calendar, contacts, docs, tasks...

Version:  1.0.3

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Doesn't work

Feedback Type:  Review

Contributed by: Bill Dawson Tuesday, August 07 2007 @ 07:40 PM PDT

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: Less than a month

After a long arduous install, the installer replied "Zimlets not installed."

Attempting to launch the "application" launches Safari which cannot find "http://localhost:7633/zimbra/mail". No kidding? I can't find it either.

No wonder there's no reviews here. There is nothing to review.   
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5 comments |

Doesn't work - macdesign13

It only works with Firefox that I've found.. then it will work. It doesn't like Safari.

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Tuesday, February 05 2008 @ 12:00 AM PST


Doesn't work - chris540

Yes, well that'll probably be because this is the desktop client for a Zimbra server. You <i>are</i> running are Zimbra server, I take it?

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Sunday, April 13 2008 @ 11:00 AM PDT


Doesn't work - Zach Dykstra

The description says it as an offline client. Given that it's trying to connect to localhost, i'd say you could probably get away with never running a Zimbra server ... if you just wanted to see what it looked like.

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Tuesday, April 15 2008 @ 05:59 PM PDT


Doesn't work - John Lockwood

I suspect the problem was down to installing it on a PowerPC Mac which is not supported by the Zimbra Desktop Client (only Intel Macs are supported). However the installer broke practically every possible rule of a Mac installer, including failing to check the platform before allowing the install.

I officially reported as bugs several issues with the installer, and I believe the latest version now fixes most of those issues.

Still, the woeful quality of the installer did not inspire confidence in the quality of the rest of their software.

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Thursday, July 24 2008 @ 08:27 AM PDT


Doesn't work - versiontracker2007

How can an application using Ajax and Web 2.0 tech actually require Intel, particularly when it's run through a web browser? It's like requiring an Intel processor to access Yahoo Mail.

That's just plan shoddy development, and there's no excuse.

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Saturday, December 06 2008 @ 12:23 AM PST