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AFAIU the client itself didn't work for at least a few years. Mostly since Win 10 became the norm. They were selling an email client that had "advanced feature
by Ygg2 7y ago
AFAIU the client itself didn't work for at least a few years. Mostly since Win 10 became the norm.
They were selling an email client that had "advanced features". Features that include:
- animation as notification. E.g. a batler appears with posh accent saying "You have mail, sir"
- you can send animation and sounds in message. When I used it, it sent embedded flash animations and sounds
- you can customize its looks
- always on top mailbox, if you remember downloaders of yore, their always on top url drop point
There were some more technically interesting features, but its selling point was cosmetics.
- TsomArp 7y agoStill, they say "Our first priority is to help make this transition as easy as possible for you." and give two weeks?
- prostheticvamp 7y agoIt’s an email client. It’s replaced in 10 minutes. Is 2 weeks not enough?
- rpeden 7y agoMigrating old emails over to a new client might be non-trivial. My grandfather has many years of emails and attachments stored in Incredimail - some of whom have passed away, so he'd really like to keep these emails. I've backed up his Incredimail email database, and will have to find a way to import them into Thunderbird or something similar.
- eisa01 7y agoYup. Back when Incredimail was popular, IMAP was not as widespread. I moved my mom over from Incredimail to Thunderbird 10 years ago, but I don't think I managed to import the message history... Now she's on gmail instead of the internet provider email (that has since been switched several times), so no longer an issue