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SquirrelMail Downloads Several different packages are available for download on this page including a few different versions of SquirrelMail itself as well as packages that facilitate presenting SquirrelMail to your users in many different languages. The "stable version" is our official stable release to which only bugfixes and minor feature improvements are made. When applicable, we may also offer a "stable release candidate", which is a preview of our next "stable version" that we'd like you to try out and provide feedback on. The "development version" is more experimental and is at times under heavy development and released periodically for testing. We make every effort to make the "development version" as stable as possible, but we don't normally recommend using it in production. If you, for some reason, want to download an older version of SquirrelMail it can be found at our SourceForge.net project page. You can also scroll to the bottom of this page to find nightly snapshots of SquirrelMail from either our "stable" OR "development" code repositories. You'll want to use a snapshot package if you need some recent fix or improvement that we've made that is not yet available in our official release packages. While you wait for your download, PLEASE consider helping us achieve our next goals by donating to SquirrelMail.
Translations These downloads contains all translations supported by the most recent releases of the stable and development versions. Translations for older versions of SquirrelMail can be found at our SourceForge.net project page.
Extra decoding library SquirrelMail decoding functions are used to display and convert messages encoded in different character sets. Extra decoding library provides support of some complex Eastern and Apple x-mac character sets.
Third party packages These packages are issued by third party organizations. Bugs in them should primarily be reported to the organization issuing the package.
Snapshots SVN (Subversion) is what we use to help manage our code. Since we have many developers working on the same code base, a program like this is necessary to maintain some sanity. You can download the absolute latest version of SquirrelMail (up to the minute) to see what's happening between releases. These are normally quite stable as well, but are definitely not recommended to be used in production. They are, after all, bleeding edge technology. Browse SVN
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