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> Which email client would you recommend? Thunderbird https://www.thunderbird.net https://www.thunderbird.net
by Nicksil 5y ago
> Which email client would you recommend?
Thunderbird
https://www.thunderbird.net https://www.thunderbird.net
- selectodude 5y agoIs Thunderbird accessible through a browser?
- inetknght 5y agoThe wonderful answer is that it isn't! Browsers can't, and absolutely shouldn't, do everything.
- stjohnswarts 5y agoBut there are basically doing everything now? And it works for the vast majority of people
- endisneigh 5y agoI agree with your point, but disagree in that it should be easy to check your email. The web is the natural solution to this.
- hyperhopper 5y agoEverything? Of course not. Display some images and text from a server? That seems like a perfect use case for a browser.
- miloignis 5y agoThere are open source web mail clients if you want though - I vaguely remember rainloop (https://www.rainloop.net/ https://www.rainloop.net/) and roundcube (https://roundcube.net/ https://roundcube.net/) being ones I looked at back in the day.
- ipaddr 5y agoYour email can be saved as html and viewable in all browsers. If you are asking if you can login to a webpage you want webmail: horde, squirrelmail, roundcube.. rainloop looks like gmail, Zimbra, mailspring (has undo send), Cypht, mailpile...
- RealStickman_ 5y agoThanks for all these options. That gives me another topic I can dive in to over the weekend.
- speedgoose 5y agoI'm not a fan of thunderbird compared to Outlook. To me it's a bit like LibreOffice and Microsoft Office. I know some people prefer LibreOffice, it was pretty similar 12 years ago and today it's still better in some ways, but I rather use Microsoft Office.