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			\|developer = Yuuichi Teranishi
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			'''Wanderlust''' is an ] and ] client for ]. It supports email via ] and ] (POP3, APOP), and news via ]. Encryption and signing is supported using ] and ]. It is completely written in ].

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Wanderlust
Wanderlust 2.15.9 under GNU Emacs and Debian
Developer(s)	Yuuichi Teranishi

Stable release	Template:Latest stable software release/Wanderlust

Operating system	Cross-platform
Type	E-mail client and news client
License	GPL
Website	http://www.gohome.org/wl/

Wanderlust logo

Wanderlust is an email and news client for Emacs. It supports email via IMAP and POP (POP3, APOP), and news via NNTP. Encryption and signing is supported using Mailcrypt and GnuPG. It is completely written in Emacs Lisp.

External links

Emacs

Implementations

GNU and derivative	GNU Emacs XEmacs
Other	Freemacs EINE Gosling Emacs Mocklisp Hemlock JOVE mg MicroEMACS MINCE Multics Emacs Perfect Writer GNU TeXmacs vile Zmacs ZWEI

Modes

Internals

Community

Organizations	Honeywell Perfect Software Mark of the Unicorn Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thorn EMI Computer Software UniPress
People	Thomas Dickey Paul Fox Richard P. Gabriel James Gosling Jim Hall Joris van der Hoeven Daniel Murphy Russ Nelson David Reitter Richard Stallman Guy L. Steele Jr. Daniel Weinreb

Other

Email clients

Free software

Current	Alpine Balsa Citadel/UX Claws Mail Cleancode eMail Evolution fetchmail fdm Geary getmail GNUMail Gnus Gnuzilla IMP K-9 Mail KMail Mahogany Mailpile Mailx Mailx (Heirloom Project) Modest Mozilla Thunderbird Mulberry Mutt nmh / MH OfflineIMAP Roundcube SeaMonkey SquirrelMail Sylpheed Trojitá YAM Zimbra
Discontinued	Arachne Beonex Communicator BlitzMail Classilla Columbia MM Elm FossaMail Hula Mailody Mozilla Mail & Newsgroups Nylas N1

Proprietary

Freeware/Freemium	eM Client EmailTray Foxmail i.Scribe Mailbird Spark Spike TouchMail Vivaldi Mail
Retail	Hiri Bloomba/WordPerfect Mail Newton HCL Domino InScribe Apple Mail Mail (Windows) Microsoft Outlook Outlook for Windows Novell GroupWise Airmail Postbox
Shareware	Becky! Forté Agent GyazMail The Bat! Samsung Email
Donationware	Pegasus Mail
Discontinued	cc:Mail Claris Emailer Courier Cyberdog Cyberjack Embrowser Eudora Mailbox Microsoft Entourage Microsoft Internet Mail and News Microsoft Mail MINUET Netscape Mail Netscape Messenger 9 NeXTMail Opera Mail Outlook Express Pine Pocomail POPmail Sparrow Turnpike WebSpyder Windows Live Mail Windows Messaging

Related technologies

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See also

External links