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This looks enticing, but a few problems.. * No mention of Exchange support (not a biggie because Davmail exists, but still) * No mention of proxy server suppo
by Karunamon 11y ago
This looks enticing, but a few problems..
* No mention of Exchange support (not a biggie because Davmail exists, but still)
* No mention of proxy server support (got burned by this on Airmail and still can't use it to this day)
* No demo
* Nothing about a return policy
I really want to try this, but I'm not going to drop $10/$20 sight unseen, sorry.
- Someone1234 11y agoJust because I'm curious, what do you mean by "proxy server support?" As far as I know SMTP/POP3/IMAP/etc doesn't readily support proxying natively. Are you talking about proxy support for a native browser/HTML rendering engine?
- LeoNatan25 11y agoAren't these protocols supported by SOCKS proxies?
- Karunamon 11y agoAt least in the case of Airmail, it ignores the system HTTP/SOCKS proxy settings. SOCKS should work with anything, and HTTP for rendering message content.
- alexobenauer 11y agoHey there, CEO here. * Items 1 - 3: Stay tuned, we're looking in to these things. * Item 4: If you buy it from our website and it doesn't work out, just email us, we'll refund you (support@mindsense.co).
- brazzledazzle 11y agoI'm not trying to downplay your product, in fact I'm seriously considering davmail running on localhost to use it, but if you're at the "looking into" phase of supporting Exchange it's probably going to be a long way out. Most third party support that I've tried that isn't connecting to ActiveSync has been bug ridden. Different versions of exchange, different configurations, etc. I don't envy companies going down that path.