omsunsky.blogg.se - Best email clients for mac

Not everyone wants to fund a service that makes their mail work with native clients, though. I can afford it, and their business model adds value to me. With the native client and it’s own app / web app are well designed

Fastmail has provided sanity to me for mail I manage.

(warts and opinions on beauty are assuaged by a paycheck.) On a practical level, I have had better success with choosing a mail client to match the mail provider and choosing a mail provider that makes Apple’s first party client work better by better managing the content that gets to my device in the first place. (And we’re all in the same boat as you - your ask is reasonable on the surface but unlikely to be met in a substantial way.)

elm / pine / lynx used to be enough for email and web browsing but now you’ve got requirements that are at odds with plain text display.

No, email is a remnant of a more civilized time when text was text and email didn’t have to include such things as a JavaScript engine and image rendering and a security apparatus. People are complaining about the search thoughĪnyone have an other suggestions? Is there anything genuinely better than Mail? Are my standards too high? Newton: 50/yr and I presume an intermediate server?Ĭanary: Reviewer says it suffers the same issues as Mail and has an equally lousy searchĪirmail: Is a fairly cheap subscription and one-off for business purchases. intermediate server? monthly fee above 5GB

Bonus: copy/pastes nicely from places like Notes.

I guess should have an iphone version too but I'm willing to be flexible on that.

Compatible with Protonmail (should be.just SMTP).

Doesn't sporadically lose my recent emails or reset read flags, etc.

Doesn't mine my emails or usage for data.

Doesn't force me to use an intermediate proxy server.One-off purchase (no monthly/annual billing).When I started looking for an alternative to Mail I had no idea it would become a quest.