Command-line based tool for backing up Gmail data, including emails, attachments, labels, chats, and contacts, available for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Gmvault is an open-source command-line tool used to backup Gmail data to your local hard drive. It provides a simple way to download all your Gmail content, including:
By default, Gmvault will backup your entire Gmail inbox but you can also choose to only backup specific labels. The backups can be encrypted for security.
Once the backup is completed, Gmvault stores the data in a set of folders on your hard disk in standard formats like MBOX and VCF. You can then copy these folders to another computer or external disk for safe-keeping.
Some key advantages of Gmvault include:
Overall, Gmvault is a handy utility for people who want to download copies of their Gmail data to use independently of Google services. It provides an easy automated solution to archive important emails and associated content from Gmail.
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