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>use any number of clients to access your email. Your car can have any colour, as long as it is black. All native email clients are stuck in 2005, lack most b
by aboardRat4 4mo ago
>use any number of clients to access your email.
Your car can have any colour, as long as it is black.
All native email clients are stuck in 2005, lack most basic features, and have bugs not fixed in decades. Also, most providers have poor support for new IMAP features, such as NOTIFY.
- alsetmusic 4mo agoI loved Mimestream when I worked at a place that was on Google. https://mimestream.com/ https://mimestream.com/
- ymolodtsov 4mo agoBut Mimestream is good specifically because it uses Gmail Sync API, not IMAP/SMTP.
- aboardRat4 4mo ago50 dollars for an app on an OS which I don't use, when Telegram is free and works everywhere?
- MarsIronPI 4mo agoName one feature (i.e. thing that requires client support, not UI) that's new in email since 2005 and that's also worth having.
- bigfatkitten 4mo agoJMAP. Modern authentication. S/MIME with cryptography that isn’t RSA.
- cindyllm 4mo ago[dead]
- aboardRat4 4mo agoWithout IMAP NOTIFY email is almost unusable. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5465.html https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5465.html It's from 2009. Without managesieve (2010, https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc5804/ https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc5804/ ), any decent filtering is impossible. (And no, it's not supported by almost any email client) JMAP has already been mentioned. I also don't remember any email clients supporting carddav. >not UI Why not UI? UI is very important. Even such a basic thing as muting folders works like cr*ap in k9mail. Is it better in "fairemail"?