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Even better is having it all available via IMAP and available to you in every mail client you use (desktop or mobile) as well as being able to carry your real m
by JohnTHaller 15y ago
Even better is having it all available via IMAP and available to you in every mail client you use (desktop or mobile) as well as being able to carry your real mail client, mail, configuration, macros, extensions, etc on a USB drive or in the cloud (Dropbox, etc) using Thunderbird Portable so you get the same experience everywhere you go.
- btilly 15y agoAnd then every computer you sit down on, you have to configure it. No thanks. I like being able to pick up my wife's laptop and check email effortlessly.
- a3_nm 15y agoIf this is a issue for you, a console-based client is a reasonable substitute. Terminals and SSH are pretty universal too (less so than web browsers, though). [Yes, you need to download putty on windows machines, but it's not that much of an effort.]
- JohnTHaller 15y agoJust plug in your flash drive with Thunderbird Portable on it. There's no need to reconfigure anything.