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IMAP mail handling essentials are (for example): Force it on me and I will rate the client as 'sucks' I for one hate tree-display 'threaded' view and ALWAYS turn it off. But you cant say an email client 'sucks' because it doesnt have 'decent scriptibility' - how many users REALLY would use this?! And rule-based triggering is only nice to have if you would use it, but it, like all the others, doesnt make its ability to handle IMAP mail any less. I have removed things such as UTF-8 support, speed, and searches as these could be seen as being essential to rate any email application as meeting the minimum requirements for handling IMAP mail as it does POP. I might prefer the look of Thunderbird, he might prefer the look of Outlook.

For example, 'Good UI': what he thinks is good, I do not. So-called 'smart mailboxes' (i.e., canned searches)Īttachment removal (leaving the message on the server)Īll of which are arguably NOT necessary for an IMAP client to be functional - they are all 'niceties' and/or certainly open to an individuals opinion and have nothing to do with IMAP handling.

rule-based triggering of custom processes.

And yet, he then goes off to list his reasons for clients failing his 'review' such as I completely disregard his rant for one simple reason: he makes it clear that his intention is to review IMAP mail handling by titling the review as ' The Best IMAP Client.' instead of simply 'The Best (email) Client.'. Email clients are no more a 'tool' now but ultimate applications, we as admins need tools really. You may ask 'what's 30 secs' but it isn't so, you know. Rest of the day may go on with TB and my usual email exchange whenever i launch it. But with Sylpheed for instance i have no such concern, get it ready in 1 sec & do my job and exit.

BEST PAID EMAIL CLIENT FOR MAC 2017 PC

It's not your PC anymore but your connection too (50Mb fiber in my case). I must have this add-on installed like anyone who wants to sync addressbook with his/her mobile device/PC and I know no better one. OTH, my Thunderbird with Addressbook Sync add-on comes alive apprx 30 secs after launching it (decent PC) till all is synched, meanwhile it stays unresponsive.

no one cares that speed to cemetary don't change, but this is very OT now. Good point, post-modern life consecrate speed (and pleasure/delight).

So, what makes an email client 'the best' ? Given the other factors in place that can affect speed and response (network speed, processing power, feeding/peer mail server/client, additional AV/spam solution etc) I question how 'speed' specifically can be perceived as a major factor in choice. It has by far the best looking User Interface and the most reviews and users in the em forum themes to be happy with theįor me, talking about 'speed' being a factor from one client to the next I question because in modern day technology the differences in speed must be at split-second levels which is usually beyond the recognition of the user. Some one made a review and found out it periodically phones home to its master!Outlook is the most used PIM/EMail-Client in Businesses and there is loyal community arround the legendary Czech EMail-Client - The Bat!īut there is an Outlook rival which could be a Gamechanger called 'em-Client'. The latest downfaller is the new kid on the block 'Mailbird (closed source)'. Unfortently it is closed source.David (the mastermind behind the whole client/server development) looks like a verry nice person but it seems the whole enterprise doesnt fit the bill.He begs his customers for donations to keep the development allive, its verry sad to see something like this, he deserved it way better.Im studying and evaluating once in a while all diffrent sorts of EMail-Clients and trying to get a clue what users like and which product helds its claims. I was surfing the mercury/pegasus email website a few hours ago.

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