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I used Thunderbird, then sylpheed when I was on Linux, then gmail, then App.mail on osx... with the Mail-Butler add-on (I schedule my mails a lot)... I always
by soufron 7y ago
I used Thunderbird, then sylpheed when I was on Linux, then gmail, then App.mail on osx... with the Mail-Butler add-on (I schedule my mails a lot)...
I always wanted to leave App.mail, and then Mail-Butler 2 went broke and begun losing scheduled mail (sic).
Thus, I got the motivation to switch back to Thunderbird which might be old and clunky, but mail is old and clunky.
I am super-fine with Thunderbird right now. It's stable. It's free. It got tons of add-ons. It's a great piece of software.
PS : I used pegasus mail on windows 3.11 and I loved it for its simplicity and good choice of features