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Ask HN: Best email client for a Mac?
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#2mutt in your terminal of choice, to a local Maildir structure synced from your IMAP server, plus your search utility of choice.
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#3I'm partial to Airmail (http://airmailapp.com/), which I use for a mix of Gmail and self-hosted (IMAP) addresses. Works great, lightning-fast to use, and with a very Mac-native feel.
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#5As I'm frequently switching across platforms, I still haven't found anything better than Thunderbird for my use cases.
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#6Spark does pretty well for me. Nice inbox features and search functions.
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#7Thunderbird
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#8Postbox is pretty swell.
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#9I've had a good experience with Mailspring. It has a clean user interface and sets of key bindings that are similar to email clients like Mail.app, Gmail, and Inbox.
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#10I'm partial to Airmail ( http://airmailapp.com/ ), which I use for a mix of Gmail and self-hosted (IMAP) addresses. Works great, lightning-fast to use, and with a very Mac-native feel.
Does that store mail on their servers at all? It's becoming increasingly confusing as to which of these new mail clients require a 3rd party server for them to do their "magic" on.