Contact list finder
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ContactListFinder is an application that retrieves a user's contact list from 60+ email providers like Gmail and Yahoo by entering their email address and password. It displays the contacts in a datagrid and automatically detects the email provider. The application does not store any user information and uses a PHP file to interface with the email providers securely. A demo of the working component is available online.
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