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Yeah, mail.app is performant, updated, and native. It ain’t outlook if you need that level of Corp crap but it does well with my massive mess of email from 200
by jamiek88 4y ago
Yeah, mail.app is performant, updated, and native.
It ain’t outlook if you need that level of Corp crap but it does well with my massive mess of email from 2002 onwards over various hosting and forwards and works well with gmail.
- pantulis 4y agoI cannot understand why it does not allow to autocomplete the destination folder when one moves a message, you have to rely on the "predicted" folder or just use the mouse.
- BoxOfSnoo 4y agoI found Mail.app to be very quick to use, especially with Mail Act-On which gave me tons of filtering and best of all, hotkeys that made moving, archiving and applying any number of rules super easy. The price has gone up a fair bit since I had to move away from Mac, so I don't know if the value proposition is still there, but I know it saved me hours of time... Thunderbird is the closest to productive I've gotten on Windows since, but I want those hotkeys!