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There is still a lot to admire. A few days back i pulled all of my email to Thunderbird only to discover a few differences between g vs hot mail. No pop accoun
by fayyazkl 14y ago
There is still a lot to admire. A few days back i pulled all of my email to Thunderbird only to discover a few differences between g vs hot mail.
No pop account in hotmail, effectively every read message still appears unread in the online email client.
By default hotmail had an option checked to "leaving only 14 days of email online". All the rest was virtually deleted and therefore existed only on my computer.
There was an insane plugin to submit those all back to inbox without disturbing dates or subjects.
However, that only resulted in hotmail access being revoked after 150 or so emails since there is some sort of cap on pushing emails at once to your account.
The gmail contacts and email search resembles that of google as a search engine. No other comes near.
Still there is a lot of opportunity to improve this. PG wrote a list of top ten products in which search was first and email was second. Sparrow might have been a good effort. Let's see when it evolves further.