If you’ve been following my blog, you may remember a piece that I wrote on a great piece of freeware called Xobni. The program is an addon for MS Outlook and makes finding emails much more efficient.  Since I first started using Xobni, another email addon has started gaining popularity, Xoopit.

While Xobni is great for users of Outlook, Xoopit is designed with millions of Gmail users in mind. The service adds a toolbar to the top of your Gmail inbox that lets you search your inbox for photos, videos, and files with the click of a button. Xoopit will also show you which people send you the most items in their emails.

The major concern with Xoopit is that you have to supply them with your email login information which causes concern for many people. I’m sure that the serivce is fully secure, but I still wouldn’t feel comfortable using it on an extremely important email account. If you’ve got a personal account or aren’t concerned by the security risks, it’s a fun email service to try out!

I was reading a magazine the other day and came across an article about a new program called Xobni. It’s a plug-in for Microsoft Outlook and is completely free. Xobni indexes all of your emails in outlook and can provide you with very cool information and stats like  how many emails you receive each day and what the average time it takes you to respond to an email is.

While the analysis tools are very cool, the real meat of the program is in its ability to search all of your emails in a fraction of the time that it takes outlook. You can also click on an email from any person and their profile will pop up on Xobni showing how many emails they have sent you, how many you sent them, a list of all your conversations, and even any files that were attached to emails. I was absolutely amazed at how fast the program could search through the thousands of emails that I have.

If you are using Outlook for your email, be sure to check out Xobni. Like I mentioned, it’s 100% free and is extremely useful. Give it a try!

Visit the Xobni Site Here