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Just be curious why are people still using email client other than web based one? Gmail or outlook 365 is quite good, and I think most people will have one web browser opened always.
* not all of my email accounts are hosted by Google/Microsoft
* I want one email client to manage all of my email
* I want offline access and local search
Other then that, I am also not a fan of gmails web interface and the way it handles emails.
> unified folders Actually that's the worst anti-feature for an email client.
Just be curious why are people still using email client other than web based one? Gmail or outlook 365 is quite good, and I think most people will have one web browser opened always.
I hope I can opt back into the more dense display that we currently have. Some other parts look quite nice however.
What happened to the look that was announced? [0] The announcement was way more modern than the screenshot that is shown now. [0]: https://developer.thunderbird.net/planning/roadmap
The road map does state Q4 2022 as a target so I imagine the work has just taken too much time already and the version 115 deadline wasn't made.
Just be curious why are people still using email client other than web based one? Gmail or outlook 365 is quite good, and I think most people will have one web browser opened always.
Gmail has weird limitations around non Gmail accounts. You can only add up to five, and they get checked randomly - sometimes only once an hour but mostly around 20 minutes. There's no way to force a check. This is a ridiculous limitation - imagine having to wait that long for an email log in code, for example.
If I only used one Gmail account there would be no reason to use Thunderbird. Now I have something like 7 or 8 email addresses across several businesses and a real, reliable email client is vital.
What happened to the look that was announced? [0] The announcement was way more modern than the screenshot that is shown now. [0]: https://developer.thunderbird.net/planning/roadmap
Just be curious why are people still using email client other than web based one? Gmail or outlook 365 is quite good, and I think most people will have one web browser opened always.
Searching through gigabytes of mail is trivial on a desktop but way too expensive to do on the cloud.
So much quicker, webmail is incredibly slow no matter what hardware and internet you have.
> unified folders Actually that's the worst anti-feature for an email client.
You don't have to use the feature if you don't unified folders, but that doesn't mean other people don't want it.
Just be curious why are people still using email client other than web based one? Gmail or outlook 365 is quite good, and I think most people will have one web browser opened always.