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No, no, no!! That doesn't help whoever doesn't run it's own server, which is nearly everybody. Why must the client be a web app? Why not a regular app? You jus
by JetSpiegel 13y ago
No, no, no!! That doesn't help whoever doesn't run it's own server, which is nearly everybody.
Why must the client be a web app? Why not a regular app? You just install them on your devices once and have the same interface for every server. Damn Atwood's Law!
It's the reason standards exist, so that you are not at the whims of Google and the like. Just stick Thunderbird on your desktop or K9 on Android.
- normloman 13y agoWhat if you're at the library, and you're phone is broken? I use thunderbird too, but it's nice to have a webmail back up. Somethings need to be accessed anywhere, and those things should have web apps.