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Roundcube is good enough. The only problem with my cPanel-powered shared hosting is that filtering isn't part of the Roundcube application but is taken care of

Roundcube is good enough. The only problem with my cPanel-powered shared hosting is that filtering isn't part of the Roundcube application but is taken care of by another cPanel app(let). I'd rather have it all in Roundcube.

BeetleB 8y ago
Roundcube doesn't handle large inboxes well. Squirrelmail had this nice option where I could set a BCC for every email - I BCC all my emails to myself (hack to get around another problem). Roundcube has no such option. In my experience, I have seen no benefit that Roundcube has (feature-wise) other than being prettier.
- jasonjayr 8y ago
  How .... large? I thought my 50k-70k inbox was huge, but I just typically order by date reversed ...
  - creeble 8y ago
    I probably have a 30k folder myself, and Roundcube still seems snappy. I generally like it, but for some reason wish there were other things to try. Mailpile is a stand-alone server and thus is more complex to install and run (or at least that was my experience the one time I tried).
- teddyh 8y ago
  > Squirrelmail had this nice option where I could set a BCC for every email I can see such an option in Roundcube 1.2.3. Under Settings/Identities/[WhateverIdentity] there is a “BCC” field, which seems to be exactly what you want. (This is not an endorsement of Roundcube – I use Gnus myself.)
  - BeetleB 8y ago
    My provider must be using an older Roundcube. I don't have that setting.