Download MailStore Home 10.0

Version 10.0 has been released from MailStore Home. This program, which is free for home use, can back up all emails. Support is available for pop3 and imap accounts, the Microsoft programs Outlook Express through Outlook 2016, Mozilla Thunderbird, accounts on Exchange, Kerio Connect and MDaemon, online accounts such as Gmail and mailbox files, which are used by Eudora for example. The following changes and improvements have been made in this release.

New

• Full encryption of databases. In addition to the existing encryption of the email contents and sensitive data inside the databases, all databases are now fully encrypted. On first start, the archive will be upgraded automatically. Please note that this may take a few minutes.
• MailStore Home archives can now be password protected.
  NOTE When protecting a MailStore Home archive with a password, it is required to save or print a recovery key. This recovery key provides the only way to restore access to the archive if the password is forgotten.
• Optionally allow MailStore to send anonymized usage statistics, so that we understand even better how the software is used. The raw data to be transferred can be reviewed at any time.
• Windows performance counter for monitoring the Firebird database connection pool.

Improved

• Delete key triggers delete function when one or more emails are selected in the email list.
• Show a warning when a folder is renamed and a folder with the new name already exists.
• Automatically delete the mailbox cache file “MailboxCache.fdb” if it could not be loaded successfully.

Fixed

• Hyperlinks in dialogs are now clickable.
• Incorrect encoding of passwords used when logging into remote IMAP server.
• Export via IMAP to Tobit’s David Server fails when server sends EXPUNGE in response to APPEND command.
• RTF attachments are spuriously used as email body when email is exported to MSG file.
• Incorrect archive path shown in MailStore Home Portable Configuration dialog.
• Embedded browser controls are no longer supported by Google’s consent dialog. As recommended by Google, the user’s default web browser is now used to open the consent dialog.
• Major update of third party library, which fixes several minor issues in archiving, displaying and exporting of emails.