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MyPopBarrier

Remove e-mail directly from the mail server.

Version: 2.6.9

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very helpfull but needs some work

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Contributed by: frodo5641 Wednesday, November 14 2007 @ 12:41 PM PST

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: Less than a month

was waiting for a software like this for several years now basically since POP monitor was discontinued.

I tried POPBarrier as its an easy way to delete my accumulated emails however the only problem I see is that you can't select individual email to delete or not to delete your only chance ins to delete all or nothing however I would like to always keep my last 30-40 emails on the server.

This makes it unfortunately useless for me at the moment but would be great if developer could implement this. Good effort and FREE so please keep on the good work

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very helpfull but needs some work - tom.25

Hi, I'm the developper. I'm French and I'm not sure to understand but when you click Purge button, only the email with red dot are removed from server. You can change the color (red, green or blank) by double click on an email or using space bar or arrow key. There're little explanation in About MyPopBarrier window.

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Thursday, November 15 2007 @ 01:23 AM PST

very helpfull but needs some work - frodo5641

ok thank you that helps however with sometimes 700-800 emails in my inbox it would be great just being able to select all and the un-select the last 30-40 by using the mouse similar as you would do it in the finder.

also is there a feature no mark all selected email to be deleted as selecting and making each individual mail is to time consuming.

thanks for developing and making it free merry xmas

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Sunday, December 23 2007 @ 05:49 PM PST

you can delete select and mark multiple emails - frodo5641

OK, not the most intuitive way but it works. select all email you would like to delete via the mouse and then hit the space bar voila all selected emails are marked with a red dot and can be purged.

took me a while to figure that out but now I can get rid of POP Monitor which has not been updated in years.

thanks developer

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Thursday, September 25 2008 @ 04:48 PM PDT