Using Tiger Envelopes you can easily stop snoops from reading your mail, for free! Forever. Ordinary email is like sending all your messages on postcards.
That's what Tiger Envelopes is. You just read and write mail, but now it's private. You don't change your mail client. There are no extra steps. The first unprotected message is the last.
Your mail's not as private as you think. Anyone can read it.
When you send email from home or the office, it may feel like it's private. But what most people don't know is that any snoop can read it.
Many governments and corporations spy on email, but it also could be identity thieves, stalkers, other crooks -- or someone who's just curious.
Your message often travels around the world just to get next door. It passes through many people's hands in a few seconds, and any of them can instantly make a copy.
Tiger Envelopes keeps your mail private from the moment you send it until it arrives safely.
Anyone who's nosy can read it. What we need is something as easy as envelopes, but for email. That's what Tiger Envelopes is. You don't need to change your mail client. There are no extra steps.
Tiger even puts your message in the envelope for you. One click to install on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Automatically configures Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Mac Mail and KMail for you. Open source, of course.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Start Envelopes from the installer during new installations more reliably.
· Change welcome email message to "what to do" message.
· Save options if installer canceled and options changed.
· Shortened the message in the installer's final panel.
· Include how to start the control panel on Linux.
· Removed welcome message from control panel.
· Fixed net.n3.nanoxml.StdXMLParser so searches for dtd in jar files when offline.
· Called closeSession() if user, password, or remote host invalid.
· Improved error messages if remote host not found.
· Ignore files starting with . in the notices directory.
· Created ProxyUser class to manage client and remote user data in proxies.
· Removed thirdparty source that we haven't customized.
· Added thirdparty/lib directory with unmodified third party jar files.
· Added setChanged() to envelopes.io classes.
· Delete email accounts from options after they're anonymized.
· Send notice if Tiger account not defined for a POP3 account.
· Send error message to mail client if POP3 command invalid.
· Validate POP3, IMAP, and SMTP commands from mail client.
· Send 252 response code when VRFY requested of SMTP proxy.
· Send 550 response code when EXPN received by SMTP proxy.
· Improved imap support for Thunderbird.
