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> This is combined with a very steep purchase price. Everyone says the $ 20 or so are a steep price, but I paid twice that for Mailmate[1] and it's worth every
by zenojevski 12y ago
> This is combined with a very steep purchase price.
Everyone says the $ 20 or so are a steep price, but I paid twice that for Mailmate[1] and it's worth every drop.
It's probably my most used app after Sublime Text (to which it integrates, by the way) and It repaid itself after a couple hours of stress-free operation.
Granted, people lament that this app doesn't work well, but my point is that, as pervasive as mail is, every small bit of improvement in this area may could end up greatly multiplied. $ 20 may be much for a "useless" piece of software, but I think it's wrong to start with that as a general assumption for a mail app.
[1]: Mailmate: http://freron.com/ http://freron.com/
- swombat 12y agoMailmate has a trial version that works fine for 30 days. I actually did try it, though I ended up going for AirMail instead... and then went back to Mail.app! I don't mind paying $20 or more for a great email client - I mind paying that for a shitty email client that fails at even basic stuff like, you know, receiving emails.