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If you have a "zero inbox" type approach, I find Mail.app to be serviceable, but to each their own. There are a few others to try. I used Airmail a few years a
by epicide 8y ago
If you have a "zero inbox" type approach, I find Mail.app to be serviceable, but to each their own.
There are a few others to try. I used Airmail a few years ago. However, be on the lookout for "native" email clients that are really just web gmail wrappers.
- rosser 8y agoI've been curious about Airmail, but I'm tiring of OSX, to the point that I'm leaning towards switching back to Linux.
- lancesells 8y agoI've been a user of Airmail for a couple years and it's great. That said, they just had a security breach on macOS so I've stopped using it on that platform. https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/08/22/exploit-in-airmail-3-for-macos-can-send-a-users-data-to-attackers-by-simply-opening-an-email https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/08/22/exploit-in-airmai... I think I'll go back but I'm not sure.
- shade 8y agoThat article is from August 22 - I just checked in the MAS and the most recent Airmail update was the 25th and the changes specifically mention a URL security fix, so they may have addressed this already. I've also used Airmail on and off for years and quite like it, on both Mac and iOS. Mail.app isn't bad, but I've used labels heavily for years, including multiple labels on emails, and Mail doesn't seem to handle that scenario very well.
- eridius 8y agoI'm a fan of Spark. It's not perfect, but it's the best of the apps I've tried.