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Tangent, apologies! But vaguely related to topic of mail migrations. What are people using as desktop mail clients on Windows? I think I'm finally ready to dr
by psd1 5y ago
Tangent, apologies! But vaguely related to topic of mail migrations.
What are people using as desktop mail clients on Windows?
I think I'm finally ready to drop outlook
- keyboard navigation is shit
- modal dialogues everywhere
- obstinate about headers on outbound mail
I had a look at emClient but the trial ran out before I could evaluate it, lol. I'll spend money but not without evaluating it first.
I need:
- good search
- flexibility of outbound "from" address
- strong rules and filters. Ability to run external script on an incoming mail would be a game changer.
Thunderbird is too graphically ugly for my eyeballs. I want a product that looks like it was developed after 2003...
- jraph 5y agoGetting used to Thunderbird's appearance is probably worth it. It's just a question of habit and the UI itself is very efficient. It can be customized, too, I think, but I have never bothered with this. It seems to fulfill your requirements.
- sunsetandlabrea 5y agoI use Postbox on Windows at least. Have done for years. Far from perfect, based on Thunderbird so under the hood pretty solid, and looks and feels better mostly.