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Wow this is awful. I just moved to an outlook company after years on google. It’s so nice having my mail client be native.
by formercoder 5y ago
Wow this is awful. I just moved to an outlook company after years on google. It’s so nice having my mail client be native.
- waheoo 5y agoThunderbird is still a thing and Google supports IMAP.
- benhurmarcel 5y agoMany companies disable IMAP for data security
- arvindamirtaa 5y agoFYI, Gmail works on Outlook. But the ability to use extensions may be limited on some platforms.
- golergka 5y agoIs it? For an application which has rendering HTML content (emails) as its primary function, being a PWA and using something like Electron actually sounds like a good choice.
- dahart 5y ago> I just moved to an outlook company after years on google. It’s so nice having my mail client be native. Hehe, I also moved to an Outlook company a few years back. I’ve had to switch completely to the Outlook Web App (OWA), the native app gets too bogged down after a while, and it’s frustrating to deal with Outlook native across multiple machines. My Outlook experience was vastly improved when I stopped using the native client. And there are a lot of reasons I prefer Gmail as well, Outlook seems to lose threads easily, the spam filtering isn’t as good, and it has all kinds of unintuitive UI quirks and gaps.