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"I know I shouldn't stay with them, but they are a good person, and even if they beat me, I just don't know if there are any better options out there." No offe
by forgotmypw17 6y ago
"I know I shouldn't stay with them, but they are a good person, and even if they beat me, I just don't know if there are any better options out there."
No offense intended, that's what your comment sounds like.
If you start looking, I bet you will find some options.
- theamk 6y agoI did start looking, and I didn’t find anything’ better. It seems most of the people who cared about local mail clients moved to either: - online services, which are way worse Re: auto-updates, they do not even ask. - mail clients with limited HTML support, which are not usable with many online stores I want to use. Which mail client are you using?
- pizza234 6y agoThere is a variety of desktop mail clients, but the vast majority (of cross platform _and_ open source) is small-ish unkown-ish programs. The plugin system is in my opionion important (like for browsers) functionality, so popularity of a client is a significant factor, in order to have plugins available. Evolution is possibly the only valid competitor, however, it's not cross-platform as Thunderbird.