Dude thank you for this. I just switched to linux this month and have been slowly trying to ween myself off of the office suite and the lack of an email client that doesn't look hideous has been discouraging me. Wouldn't have found this without your vid.
Linux keeps getting better, I love it. I had used MailSpring a while back but switched back to Thunderbird, now that it is fully open source maybe I'll switch back but I got used to Thunderbird even though its pretty old fashion and ugly.
Mailspring accounts are now optional (When you run it for the first time there's a 'skip' option) which is great for the paranoid (which most Linux users probably are). Anyway thanks! I didn't know about this application or had forgotton about it. I thought I'd never find a mail app as good as Apple Mail but here it is! (Yes, Apple haters, I know Apple are the bad guys and I agree, especially with all the right-to-repair stuff going on, but you gotta admit, Finder and Mail are among the best software ever written)
You don't have to have a mailspring account to use it. You just lose some features. I am currently using it wit gmail and yahoo without a Mailspring ID I like it so far
You only need an account to use the snooze and delayed sending of mail stuff really. If you skip creating an account it operates like any other client. I've just started using it and it's fantastic, there are all the presets to make it look like outlook or apple mail, and also preset keybindings: gmail, apple, outlook so if you use any of those clients you can start using mailspring without learning new keybindings
I used Mailspring in Deepin and UbuntuDDE. I loved the interface and the elegance. But it was extremely slow to load with those distributions and I had difficulties connecting my Office 365 work account. I finally went back to Thunderbird. It was a disappointment since I liked what the developers built.
There's a business model behind it so you have to pay for a "pro" version and and who knows whether they cut down the free version after a few months. They might even track the usage of Mailspring. And a logon whenever you use it is a no go.
I mean…of course they track it’s usage. They track the usage of all your friends and family too if you use read receipts and tracking links. This client is all sorts of spooky.
I used it for a long time, however I recently uninstalled it. At random times, a process that eats all the ram would start running. I think it is an Eletron related issue.
MailSpring is a lot zippier than Thunderbird. I really wanted to like it. It lacks a Calendar function, which I can deal with, but it groups emails into GMail-style threads (which I strongly dislike) and there is no option to disable that.
For the people wondering why you need an account. They need to collect all of your behavior like which link you clicked which contacts you contact, which mails you open to make those cool dashboard and data. except for all those tracking it looks quite nice though.
My only complaint with Mailspring is the cpu usage. I’ve posted the issue to their community page but there doesn’t seems to be a cause or known solution yet. In my case, one thread in the app is running 100%. It consistently sits at 12% usage regardless of activity. Otherwise, I’m really impressed.
Is it possible to configure 2 or more unified mailboxes for incoming mail? Each one independent of the other? for example "Work" or "Personal", so that by clicking on "Work" I can see all the emails that have arrived from my various work accounts, and vice versa from Personal. This is a basic feature that the current Mail App for Windows offers that Microsoft has decided to discontinue, but strangely almost no mail client has.
It looks and works nice, but there is still the Nylas Cloud lurking in the background. The forebears of Mailspring (Nylas/N1) made you upload your entire email boxes, without it being quite clear what would happen to it. Now there is the link tracking that hooks into the same Cloud. I don’t really trust these practices, to be honest. Other mail clients might look dainty or have flaws, but at least they don’t have a business model behind it that involves harvesting your data.
I'm a bit confused. What is the deal with the pro subscription which is on their website as well? It says that the snooze feature is pro only but you were using it in the video. Is the website just not up to date in terms of going open source but the client you install already has all pro features? Thanks for clarifying :)
Thanks for this authentic video, Great... I consider to switch to Linux or Chrome OS at least for a while. Maybe you can recommend which Linux version or package to choose for online marketers, content creation... Thanks for that and all the Best to you and your pet friend )
Ok. I installed this on a test bed. I need a mailspring account. That means that all the tracking and neat stuff are made at their servers. That is a huuuuuge privacy issue. In other words fancy stuff that invades on people's privacy. No this should never ever ever be used
@@Maksfulliling nope. Never tried that fork. But then all the pro stuff with tracking etc goes away. And it becomes yet another ordinary mail client. Then i'd rather stick with a simple webmail either roundcube or the internal Nextcloud client
Could you please revisit? I switched to Mailspring and enjoyed especially due to its good integration with iCloud, but now am experiencing issues with failure of syncing with Google. I see several comments in the help blog without any responses from Mailspring. I am wondering if there is issues with the project similar to Solus.
Hi, quick question, all the email and url tracking features are neat but is that data left on the client or is it data mine by Mailspring servers? Sounds like it might due to the mailspring account.. if you dont signup with mailspring would the tracking still work? Thank you.
been using WaveBox and can't seem to find better (still searching) -- but really it has some features that i do not want and needs immediate customizing to be a more basic UI. what i really want is more-or-less a sandboxed chromium with multi-gmail support. it should display accounts in a left vertical bar, and just provide gmail's default web-UI. links should open in OS's default browser. this is truely all i want, yet this does not seem to exist. gmail-desktop was close, but no inline-webpage-search feature and accounts spread on top-tabs :( mailspring refuse to authenticate my accounts, and by the looks of it, it's not the gmail default web-ui that i prefer.
Thanks for the review and for pointing out features that I had previously overlooked. However, you failed to mention rather you using the FREE or the paid subscription version to gain the tracking and analytic features? I Have long used Thunderbird and it's okay, but after using Macs for 20 years I would like something a little more appealing. Again, thanks and God bless.
I used Mailspring and had a lot of trouble with the synchronisation. So whenever deleting something it was not deleting the item on the server. Also sent items not updated. I believe it was running into trouble while syncing my huge archive folder but couldn't clear up why and how. So looks nice but seems to be behind of the technical base of Thunderbird and alike.
Hey, just curious - why do you think Mailspring is better than - let's say - Geary or Thunderbird? Geary has much better integration with Gnome desktop, it is very light, better for personal use IMHO. Thunderbird is a really complete mail/calendar suite, better for office use IMHO.
I was using claws and sylpheed for a very long time as a way of keeping mail as low on resource usage as possible. How well does this handle pop3/imap and exchange accounts?
Ubuntu's snapstore is the worst! Today i installed blender with it and it freezes the whole damn os after using blender for a few minutes but when i downloaded the tar xz file from their website there was no issues at all. Ubuntu should fix this.
I'm looking for an alternative to Thunderbird but from what I see during installation of Mailspring there will be features I have to pay for that are free in Thunderbird, such as mail tracking and send later options. I'm going to give it a go to see how I get on with it. Maybe there's a plugin for these features?
This looks great - it seems that the read receipts and other features are not free and open source - $8 dollars per month commercial version - it's not a problem, software companies absolutely need to support their developers. Can't seem to find a method of sorting - sometimes I like to sort by recipient to be able to mass delete a specific recipient. Great video well described.
I currently use The Bat! via wine. Its been working fairly well but I'd rather have a Linux native app. I've tried Thunderbird and Kamil and I don't like wither one. I'll try out this one and see if it works for me but I'll try the forked version. Why do I need an account just to look at my email?
The problem is that Mailspring is proprietary where Thunderbird is not it is a chose like which is better Firefox or Chrome? My choice would be Thunderbird and Firefox for more privacy and less snooping. Being part of the GPL has very little to do with it, the same thing that happened with Ubuntu who also is part of the GPL. This was more like a push on your part for Mailspring if not then a fair comparison between the top 3 would have been fair and perhaps at the end you could have said Mailspring is my favorite what do you think?
I know that mail application and haven't got great memories. Especially caching property was not properly like. Also UI is great between other clients.
I have tried a few times to use this and unfortunately this doesn't work at all with gmail. I always got an error, with message stating that the security is poor on the software that I am connecting from. I don't know if it is fixed.
You do realise that this "nice" little extra features like Link Tracking or Auto Translation do rely on external services and therfore you sacrifice your privacy to a certain extent? If someone wants to use these features anyway, that person can of course do so. But you should be aware, that not only you get to know which links are being accessed, but also the operator of the tracking service. In this case whoever is behind the foundry376.com domain.
I've noticed the blue light from your computer screen makes you look like a white walker from Game of Thrones. Other than that great video I've been meaning to get away from Thunderbird's super outdated UI.
when i try to connect my office account, it redirects me to a login page and says i need admin to aprove the app having access to some things... this is kind of ridiculous. first i doubt my admin will approve it (unless he knows the app intimately), second what exactly does it need?
Most mail systems ignore read receipt requests - it seems odd to promote that feature in 2021. I don't like unified mailboxes - safest way to make a horrible mistake mixing work and personal email. Mailspring just looks like Mac OS Mail. Thunderbird is still my baby.
Personally I don't like read receipt request. I'm an introvert, and the last thing I want is to worry about bullies and entitled people showering me with demands for answers, 5 minutes after I read my last batch of incoming messages. Question is :How to switch it off?
I was interested until you said we would need to sign up for an account. If I am already signed up for an email account (be that gmail, or whatever) then I'm not going to signup with another company to be able to look at those emails. Currently, I use Protonmail. So I either use their web client, or their app on my phone, or Thunderbird via Protonmail Bridge. Works fine with Thunderbird, but yeah, Thunderbird is not pretty. So I don't even bother opening that up much.
I have 11 on Thunderchicken. Too bad it doesn't have an 'import from" Sit tight for Thunderchicken sync (other than pulling home/xxxme/.thunderbird and transplanting it to another distro)
Tried this 'mailspring' on my asus 5G 32gig Ubuntu 22.04 kernel 5.29 && it kept freezing my computer. I was able to power down & reboot but, very annoying. MY view it's not ready for Linux @ this time...
No exchange support which means I cannot use it for work... Evolution-ews and Bluemail are the only clients I can find (Bluemail is free but not opensource.)
Great video, thanks. Just mind that some youtubers (you mentioned one in your video) may promote alternatives to Thunderbird because they do not like Mozilla...
Well, it's kind of hard to deny that Mozilla is actively trying to make people dislike them at this point (though I still use both Firefox and Thunderbird)
No autodiscover (2022 !!!) and absolutely pathetically outdated (90's style) connecting IMAP accounts (by default requiring separate user/pass/server credentials for SMTP and IMAP) tells me, that "flashy" is new "solid" Flashy gmail reader on wheels. Still good reader, if you use it for quick checking whats going on and want email notifications (Thunderbird still not having tray icon :D) Nice addon to otherwise uber-workhorse setup of Mutt & Co by Luke Smith. Methinks they should use Gmail as an inspiration, not Thunderbird. I.e. add "Create filter from message" under context menu or something. If you ask me, this doesnt bring anything really useful or new to the table
I just realized this is my 300th video! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Oh great...
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I have crossed 100+ videos
Congrats 🎉
Dude thank you for this. I just switched to linux this month and have been slowly trying to ween myself off of the office suite and the lack of an email client that doesn't look hideous has been discouraging me. Wouldn't have found this without your vid.
Linux keeps getting better, I love it. I had used MailSpring a while back but switched back to Thunderbird, now that it is fully open source maybe I'll switch back but I got used to Thunderbird even though its pretty old fashion and ugly.
Thunderbird looks better now then in the past
@@grzegorzklimek6023 That’s not saying much though.
I am surprised many never knew much about this before. Its a very good thunderbird alternative.
It's the year 2021, Linux has been around for ages, and here we are still hunting for a decent email client.
MailSpring.
Using Mailspring on a KDE based system requires you to use gnome keyrings which is quite frustrating otherwise a good mail client.
It seems everything on Linux is "stuck" with GNOME, so annoying.
gnome FUCK
I have libsecret installed but the app still won't start telling me that I need to install it. How were you able to get it working on KDE?
Mailspring accounts are now optional (When you run it for the first time there's a 'skip' option) which is great for the paranoid (which most Linux users probably are). Anyway thanks! I didn't know about this application or had forgotton about it. I thought I'd never find a mail app as good as Apple Mail but here it is! (Yes, Apple haters, I know Apple are the bad guys and I agree, especially with all the right-to-repair stuff going on, but you gotta admit, Finder and Mail are among the best software ever written)
I thought Apple Mail was "made for people who don't understand computers." 😂😊🎉
@@Afriqueleblanq lol! Well surely that’s a sign of well designed software, when even an IT novice can use it comfortably
I'll probably wait until I don't need a mail spring account. Looks promising.
You don't need a account
You don't have to have a mailspring account to use it. You just lose some features. I am currently using it wit gmail and yahoo without a Mailspring ID I like it so far
@@donaldwilliams6821 What features??
& how does that compare to Thunderbird??
You only need an account to use the snooze and delayed sending of mail stuff really. If you skip creating an account it operates like any other client. I've just started using it and it's fantastic, there are all the presets to make it look like outlook or apple mail, and also preset keybindings: gmail, apple, outlook so if you use any of those clients you can start using mailspring without learning new keybindings
@@phraggers Only downside is sending e-mil you get the "sent by mailsping" in the body of the e-mail. Otherwise I agree I have really liked it so far
Mailspring: Putting all the spooky tracking crap in the hands of the everyday user.
glad to see other people using the Nordic theme. I use nordic polar with my gnome setup
just installed it and it is very nice. Thanks for the video!!
Been using Mailspring since 2018. Don't like the other options. But a huge fan of this.
Is this better than thunderbird, besides that it looks much more modern. Does it work well?
I used Mailspring in Deepin and UbuntuDDE. I loved the interface and the elegance. But it was extremely slow to load with those distributions and I had difficulties connecting my Office 365 work account. I finally went back to Thunderbird. It was a disappointment since I liked what the developers built.
Happy 300th ! Going to check out Mailspring again, been a few years. I wish Thunderbird would catch up to great looking programs like this.
Definitely checking this out. Another great video sir.
Looks cool
Very interesting... I use Thunderbird but i can give It a chance
how is thunderbird?
@@giraffejuice why?
Mailspring is my go-to email client in all my boxes.
Thanks for sharing
I have been using mainspring but did not know about the libre version, thank you!
I might give the windows version a try
There's a business model behind it so you have to pay for a "pro" version and and who knows whether they cut down the free version after a few months. They might even track the usage of Mailspring. And a logon whenever you use it is a no go.
I mean…of course they track it’s usage. They track the usage of all your friends and family too if you use read receipts and tracking links.
This client is all sorts of spooky.
I used it for a long time, however I recently uninstalled it.
At random times, a process that eats all the ram would start running.
I think it is an Eletron related issue.
Electron app? I was kinda intrigued but now that's a solid pass for me!
@@RogerioPereiradaSilva77 ditto!
MailSpring is a lot zippier than Thunderbird. I really wanted to like it. It lacks a Calendar function, which I can deal with, but it groups emails into GMail-style threads (which I strongly dislike) and there is no option to disable that.
For the people wondering why you need an account. They need to collect all of your behavior like which link you clicked which contacts you contact, which mails you open to make those cool dashboard and data. except for all those tracking it looks quite nice though.
My only complaint with Mailspring is the cpu usage. I’ve posted the issue to their community page but there doesn’t seems to be a cause or known solution yet. In my case, one thread in the app is running 100%. It consistently sits at 12% usage regardless of activity. Otherwise, I’m really impressed.
Is it possible to configure 2 or more unified mailboxes for incoming mail?
Each one independent of the other? for example "Work" or "Personal", so that by clicking on "Work" I can see all the emails that have arrived from my various work accounts, and vice versa from Personal.
This is a basic feature that the current Mail App for Windows offers that Microsoft has decided to discontinue, but strangely almost no mail client has.
It looks and works nice, but there is still the Nylas Cloud lurking in the background. The forebears of Mailspring (Nylas/N1) made you upload your entire email boxes, without it being quite clear what would happen to it. Now there is the link tracking that hooks into the same Cloud. I don’t really trust these practices, to be honest. Other mail clients might look dainty or have flaws, but at least they don’t have a business model behind it that involves harvesting your data.
good review dude.
I use Outlook on my Windows 10 laptop. If I did not have access to Dad's office 365 subscription I would use mailspring.
I'm a bit confused. What is the deal with the pro subscription which is on their website as well? It says that the snooze feature is pro only but you were using it in the video. Is the website just not up to date in terms of going open source but the client you install already has all pro features? Thanks for clarifying :)
You get the pro features free initially with a mailspring account and after that there's a yearly fee.
What distro are you using in the video ??? Solus ?? LinuxMint?
Thanks for this authentic video, Great... I consider to switch to Linux or Chrome OS at least for a while. Maybe you can recommend which Linux version or package to choose for online marketers, content creation... Thanks for that and all the Best to you and your pet friend )
Ok. I installed this on a test bed. I need a mailspring account. That means that all the tracking and neat stuff are made at their servers. That is a huuuuuge privacy issue. In other words fancy stuff that invades on people's privacy. No this should never ever ever be used
Have you tried the libre fork? it removes the Mailspring dependencies
@@Maksfulliling nope. Never tried that fork. But then all the pro stuff with tracking etc goes away. And it becomes yet another ordinary mail client. Then i'd rather stick with a simple webmail either roundcube or the internal Nextcloud client
Could you please revisit? I switched to Mailspring and enjoyed especially due to its good integration with iCloud, but now am experiencing issues with failure of syncing with Google. I see several comments in the help blog without any responses from Mailspring. I am wondering if there is issues with the project similar to Solus.
Channel discussion by a single video 😜😻
Hi, quick question, all the email and url tracking features are neat but is that data left on the client or is it data mine by Mailspring servers? Sounds like it might due to the mailspring account.. if you dont signup with mailspring would the tracking still work? Thank you.
this reminds me a lot of a client i used to use called Nylas, is this a fork of that ?
been using WaveBox and can't seem to find better (still searching) -- but really it has some features that i do not want and needs immediate customizing to be a more basic UI.
what i really want is more-or-less a sandboxed chromium with multi-gmail support. it should display accounts in a left vertical bar, and just provide gmail's default web-UI. links should open in OS's default browser. this is truely all i want, yet this does not seem to exist.
gmail-desktop was close, but no inline-webpage-search feature and accounts spread on top-tabs :(
mailspring refuse to authenticate my accounts, and by the looks of it, it's not the gmail default web-ui that i prefer.
Thanks for the review and for pointing out features that I had previously overlooked. However, you failed to mention rather you using the FREE or the paid subscription version to gain the tracking and analytic features? I Have long used Thunderbird and it's okay, but after using Macs for 20 years I would like something a little more appealing.
Again, thanks and God bless.
I'm using the free version
My work uses Office365, so need that working with global address book and calendar. Does Mailspring support those?
I used Mailspring and had a lot of trouble with the synchronisation. So whenever deleting something it was not deleting the item on the server. Also sent items not updated. I believe it was running into trouble while syncing my huge archive folder but couldn't clear up why and how. So looks nice but seems to be behind of the technical base of Thunderbird and alike.
Hey, just curious - why do you think Mailspring is better than - let's say - Geary or Thunderbird? Geary has much better integration with Gnome desktop, it is very light, better for personal use IMHO. Thunderbird is a really complete mail/calendar suite, better for office use IMHO.
Really? I always thought GEARY was a good simple mail client. Never had a need for anything more complex.
Does the read receipt work even when you get it through snap? It looks like I have to sign up for the premium account.
Thank you for the video.
email clients being 170 megabytes big. why
I was using claws and sylpheed for a very long time as a way of keeping mail as low on resource usage as possible. How well does this handle pop3/imap and exchange accounts?
I think you have been doing things the best way.
browsers work just fine for checking mails.
Ubuntu's snapstore is the worst!
Today i installed blender with it and it freezes the whole damn os after using blender for a few minutes but when i downloaded the tar xz file from their website there was no issues at all.
Ubuntu should fix this.
Yeah I had Mailspring installed as a snap and I was running into some issues with buttons not responding. Installed though the AUR and no issues.
Nice bro 👍👍
I'm looking for an alternative to Thunderbird but from what I see during installation of Mailspring there will be features I have to pay for that are free in Thunderbird, such as mail tracking and send later options. I'm going to give it a go to see how I get on with it. Maybe there's a plugin for these features?
This looks great - it seems that the read receipts and other features are not free and open source - $8 dollars per month commercial version - it's not a problem, software companies absolutely need to support their developers. Can't seem to find a method of sorting - sometimes I like to sort by recipient to be able to mass delete a specific recipient. Great video well described.
Having trouble importing mail from thunderbird...Is it possible? Can't find any info.
What is your operative system (Linux distro) and your desktop enviroment? Also do you plan on making a config for your desktop enviroment
Outlook is my best Email app then thunderbird (needs a modern GUI). I couldn't try Mail Spring, you cannot sign up or go beyond the welcome screen.
Been looking for a decent email client for macOS & this looks really promising. 👍👍
I currently use The Bat! via wine. Its been working fairly well but I'd rather have a Linux native app. I've tried Thunderbird and Kamil and I don't like wither one. I'll try out this one and see if it works for me but I'll try the forked version. Why do I need an account just to look at my email?
The problem is that Mailspring is proprietary where Thunderbird is not it is a chose like which is better Firefox or Chrome? My choice would be Thunderbird and Firefox for more privacy and less snooping. Being part of the GPL has very little to do with it, the same thing that happened with Ubuntu who also is part of the GPL. This was more like a push on your part for Mailspring if not then a fair comparison between the top 3 would have been fair and perhaps at the end you could have said Mailspring is my favorite what do you think?
I know that mail application and haven't got great memories. Especially caching property was not properly like. Also UI is great between other clients.
I have tried a few times to use this and unfortunately this doesn't work at all with gmail. I always got an error, with message stating that the security is poor on the software that I am connecting from. I don't know if it is fixed.
If I set up gmail in Mailspring (or any email client for that matter), can Google track me through the client?
You do realise that this "nice" little extra features like Link Tracking or Auto Translation do rely on external services and therfore you sacrifice your privacy to a certain extent? If someone wants to use these features anyway, that person can of course do so. But you should be aware, that not only you get to know which links are being accessed, but also the operator of the tracking service. In this case whoever is behind the foundry376.com domain.
I could not find alias accounts in MailSpring, are they supported?
Definitely going to give this a go... Thunderbird on Manjaro sucks
@Arnoldo Junkes going to run it this weekend when I'm working at home & try to give video input when I mail them.
Thanks for the idea!
Hi TechHut, great video. One question after my gmail migrates over to mailspring, can I delete my gmail account?
No, this is just a client for the mail server.
Using it for some time. Pretty good
:))) Your sweet adorable mate made my day. Thanks for giving him/her a scene :)
I've noticed the blue light from your computer screen makes you look like a white walker from Game of Thrones. Other than that great video I've been meaning to get away from Thunderbird's super outdated UI.
when i try to connect my office account, it redirects me to a login page and says i need admin to aprove the app having access to some things...
this is kind of ridiculous. first i doubt my admin will approve it (unless he knows the app intimately), second what exactly does it need?
Thanks, is there a application to tie in Gmail and outlook?
The big question is does it have a dark mode?
5:03
see this
Yeah and the good thing about is you can customize it depending on what you like 😊
Bigger question, have you watched the video?
The link tracking and read receipts are locked behind mailspring pro.
You showed the preferences area and I didn't see it, but if it can handle gpg signing and encryption, it might be a great option
i want to try it, i just cant though... i have been installed on manjaro and just does not open... and no alerts neither, any help?
So is this better than thunderbird? What do you think?
Most mail systems ignore read receipt requests - it seems odd to promote that feature in 2021. I don't like unified mailboxes - safest way to make a horrible mistake mixing work and personal email. Mailspring just looks like Mac OS Mail. Thunderbird is still my baby.
Personally I don't like read receipt request. I'm an introvert, and the last thing I want is to worry about bullies and entitled people showering me with demands for answers, 5 minutes after I read my last batch of incoming messages. Question is :How to switch it off?
THank you. FInally a mail client that I really liked. Adios thunderbird!
I was interested until you said we would need to sign up for an account. If I am already signed up for an email account (be that gmail, or whatever) then I'm not going to signup with another company to be able to look at those emails. Currently, I use Protonmail. So I either use their web client, or their app on my phone, or Thunderbird via Protonmail Bridge. Works fine with Thunderbird, but yeah, Thunderbird is not pretty. So I don't even bother opening that up much.
Thanks for the video.
Could you make videos about screen savers and wallpaper apps on Linux?
Thanks in advance.
4:04 Dog Break
What about accounts from Protonmail or Tutanota or DisRoot??
I am using mailspring also. May I know how to do mail backup and mail migration from mailspring.
Hi! Cool! Thank!
I have 11 on Thunderchicken. Too bad it doesn't have an 'import from" Sit tight for Thunderchicken sync (other than pulling home/xxxme/.thunderbird and transplanting it to another distro)
Which OS/Distro are you using in the video?
What distro is that? It's slick.
Tried this 'mailspring' on my asus 5G 32gig Ubuntu 22.04 kernel 5.29 && it kept freezing my computer. I was able to power down & reboot but, very annoying. MY view it's not ready for Linux @ this time...
No exchange support which means I cannot use it for work...
Evolution-ews and Bluemail are the only clients I can find (Bluemail is free but not opensource.)
Great video, thanks. Just mind that some youtubers (you mentioned one in your video) may promote alternatives to Thunderbird because they do not like Mozilla...
Well, it's kind of hard to deny that Mozilla is actively trying to make people dislike them at this point (though I still use both Firefox and Thunderbird)
Agreed. I currently use Firefox and LibreWolf interchangeably.
I wish we had the choice to hide the left (accounts) sidebar. Most times I have no use for it and it just takes up real estate.
what's wrong with thunderbird?
Which OS U r using???
Is there a way to get this to work without gnome keyring?
Can I POP all my email from Gmail to archive and read them "off line" for later ?
Also can all my emails be stored on a external hard drive so that I can view them on my computer at work ?
No autodiscover (2022 !!!) and absolutely pathetically outdated (90's style) connecting IMAP accounts (by default requiring separate user/pass/server credentials for SMTP and IMAP) tells me, that "flashy" is new "solid"
Flashy gmail reader on wheels.
Still good reader, if you use it for quick checking whats going on and want email notifications (Thunderbird still not having tray icon :D)
Nice addon to otherwise uber-workhorse setup of Mutt & Co by Luke Smith.
Methinks they should use Gmail as an inspiration, not Thunderbird. I.e. add "Create filter from message" under context menu or something.
If you ask me, this doesnt bring anything really useful or new to the table
Installed on Pop Os. Just loading messages for the last 3 hours. I think I'll give up.
Not good as it sounds, why I've to register somewhere else, when I just want use a email client. They track my emails?
I use it for propfessional purpose and it's really the best linux email client. Good by ugly thunderbird :D
Yeah the mail client is pretty cool but have you seen that dog?!
I really like it,but I couldn't get it to sync with yahoo
You added it to safe apps in security settings Yahoo?
Isn’t there a Mailspring premium?