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I can see some options available:
1) Use PEAR’s POP3 class –> tried it, having some weird weird issues like FF choking to death on their sample code!!!
2) Use PHPClasses (here) –> seems to be the viable option at the time, still working on it
3) Write my own or use one of the snippets available
The target is currently Gmail, but I would like this to work on my ISP mail too (not necessarily same code of course).
What do you use? Pointers to working snippets would be much appreciated.
I use the PHPClasses version. Works fine for me – I’ve been working on an AJAX mail client (personal project, learning exercise really). I also found that the sample code they provided was quite good so you should be able to get something working with it.