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K-9 has served me pretty well over the last 8ish years. It has remained beautifully lightweight (quite an exception for apps nowadays) and the biggest (yet per
by ephbit 4y ago
K-9 has served me pretty well over the last 8ish years.
It has remained beautifully lightweight (quite an exception for apps nowadays) and the biggest (yet perfectly tolerable) annoyance has been long lines not wrapping automatically.
I'm 9/10 sceptic about this cooperation and I'll be positively surprised if the future versions do not introduce lots of unnecessary bloat.
- ephbit 4y agoAh, here it's already announced, the bloat: > Account setup using Thunderbird account auto-configuration. Perfectly unnecessary. > Syncing between desktop and mobile Thunderbird. Duh, what exactly does IMAP do? *shakes head*
- brnt 4y agoThunderbird auto-config just means a domain lookup in a database though (even better would be that everybody configures .well-known correctly).
- efreak 4y agoIMAP doesn't help if you prefer to read mail offline, after downloading it to your PC and deleting it from the server. There are still ISPs around with mailservers that measure quota in MB; for example, sdf.org offers 25mb free and up to 200mb paid.