> It's incredible how slow most of the email clients on the market are. It really is odd. I've tried a handful of clients, but the one I wanted to work the mos

> It's incredible how slow most of the email clients on the market are. It really is odd. I've tried a handful of clients, but the one I wanted to work the most was MailSpring. The UI was clean, it was supposed to be fast, and have great integration off the bat. I forget if it was my gmail, my student email (through gmail), or my hotmail account, but one of them would just refuse to connect. If I can only have 2/3 of my emails, I'm not going to bother. That was a few months ago, so maybe it's fixed, but damn. Thunderbird works, but if they could have some easier customization, I think they could really take back some of the market.