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If not for my lingering concerns with the stability of Airmail, I would have switched long ago - however, at least for now, I’m sticking with Outlook for business and Kiwi for personal use and always on the lookout for the next great thing - (I’m intrigued by GyazMail, for example, but I have a feeling it’s not going to play nice with O 365).Mailbird is a Windows email sending application that can work with Gmail. I think Spark is perfectly okay with regard to the privacy of your data. When I first heard of this concern, I researched it and found to have no foundation. Someone mentioned security and privacy concerns with Spark. I like them both and would definitely endorse Airmail as my top choice, however I do have a few more issues with Airmail than with Spark. Having said that, Spark and Airmail are both really good alternatives which support O 365. I keep returning to the Mac Outlook client for O 365 (and it also supports other services, such as Google). I rely on Outlook 365 for business purposes and have had far too many issues with Apple Mail to use it in that environment. Although my other Email clients (Outlook, Airmail, Spark) all support GMail, nothing does it quite so well as Kiwi. If using strictly Google accounts, then Kiwi is an excellent GMail client and Mailplane is also a strong contender. Mailmate is all IMAP with no local database, so archives would have to be kept in Apple Mail (what I do), which is fine as the daily interaction with email all happens via IMAP these days anyway and it’s very easy to make archives from IMAP within Apple Mail. Mailmate is still on 1.12 while most email vendors would be on version 7.93 if they had been around as long as Mailmate. There’s no constant pressure to buy a new version.
Benny, the developer is a real person who answers his emails and really cares about his users and is regularly updating the application. In Mailmate, one writes in Markdown, the same easy markup language used here on TidBITS talk. Mailmate looks quite a bit like Eudora and is almost as geeky in its advanced settings. I got along with Apple Mail for awhile until Apple killed the Letterbox plugins (which allowed creating a very simple single line per email interface similar to Eudora). I was originally a (very happy) Eudora user. I know some people really hate it, but so far I don’t see why.įor decades I used Eudora on the Mac and took advantage of a great many of its features. It handles some other IMAP accounts I have, apparently without problems. But it’s reliable and quick (I don’t see delays in delivery - for example if I’m on the phone to someone and they offer to send something by email, it turns up seconds later). Sure there are frustrations (no rules apparently on the iPhone, so I have to get the Macs to do the job, occasional errors in the display of ‘From’ addresses, etc). I have well over 100 mailboxes, and the rules system of directing messages to boxes works well, as does the junk filter. I very much value the synchronisation between devices, since my wife and I share our email addresses and I live in two countries. In that context, I suppose I am desperately naive, but what’s wrong with Apple Mail? I have been using it for years, and currently employ it on several devices (Macs with different versions of MacOS, iPhones and iPads with different versions of iOS, and iCloud) and it works for me.
This is a bit OT compared with the original post, but the discussion seems to have migrated to “what’s the best email system”.
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