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An email client without IMAP support is not going to get much traction. No one wants to have multiple email clients open at the same time.
by pkphilip 8y ago
An email client without IMAP support is not going to get much traction. No one wants to have multiple email clients open at the same time.
- hk__2 8y ago> An email client without IMAP support is not going to get much traction. No one wants to have multiple email clients open at the same time. I don’t understand the link between your second sentence and the first one. How not having IMAP support forces you to have multiple email clients open at the same time?
- sabas_ge 8y agoAt work I switched from Outlook 2013 to Thunderbird, we only have linux mail servers although we run Windows on clients, but I needed to access an Exchange email. I solved it by installing Davmail locally, which translates exchange commands in IMAP commands. Otherwise I would have been forced to use Outlook only for that exchange mailbox.