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In contrast, I still end up using a dedicated client for such things whether on the phone or on the desktop. That still responds better than trying to handle s
by smkellat 10y ago
In contrast, I still end up using a dedicated client for such things whether on the phone or on the desktop. That still responds better than trying to handle such through the browser. Sylpheed works wonderful on the desktop and K-9 Mail on the phone.
Of course, then again, I technically have multiple presences from Google's perspective as I'm technically a student at the moment too. The school's e-mail is handled by Google Apps. Handling that all through a client is easier than trying to flip between browser pages that I can't keep straight.
- scholia 10y ago> I still end up using a dedicated client for such things whether on the phone or on the desktop. Yes. That also lets you use multiple mailboxes with no extra overhead. Another option is to keep a separate browser for Google sites, and close it after scanning Gmail. That also helps you limit email to three or maybe four sessions per day, which means you can do real work without the mostly pointless interruptions.