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I can't help but think they have given up on the Mac client. It's been at version 0.3.14 for an unbelievably long amount of time--so long that I've just gone ba
by mattkrea 12y ago
I can't help but think they have given up on the Mac client. It's been at version 0.3.14 for an unbelievably long amount of time--so long that I've just gone back to Mac Mail.
- landr0id 12y agoAirmail 2 is pretty good. Kind of has some interesting bugs with the rules creator but it looks nice and functions well.
- statictype 12y agoI've been using Airmail for about 3 months. It's nice but has many frustrations in the UI - especially when dealing with large message threads.
- abdulqabiz 12y agoI have been using Airmail for about an year. It like it, and live with its issues such as slow startup (because I have many mailboxes), and irresponsive when network changes or when machine wakes from standby; I have to always force quit it.
- _neil 12y agoThat's basically the same list of issues that Sparrow had.
- gtf21 12y agoI've found Airmail 2 has improved massively, and I use it as my primary email client on my mac, but to be honest it's still behind where Sparrow was IMO. There are a number of interface gripes I have, and it sometimes consumes about 1.5GB of RAM, but overall it's the best OSX email client I've used (that's being actively maintained).
- cvburgess 12y agoFor the most part I haven't had many issues, I hope they haven't given up.
- heynk 12y agoOn the topic of OSX clients, especially for Gmail, I've been really liking Mailplane after trying most of the options. All the benefits of the gmail.com interface (which I like) while I still get a native app with a badge icon.
- hhsnopek 12y agoI haven't had a single issue with the Mac client... Their primary concern isn't this application, but I agree it could probably use an update for stability