emacs + mu4e [1]
Since it's within Emacs there's great GPG support, familiar keybindings, and less contextual shift than switching to a browser. It's also fully searchable, usable offline, and non-blocking to other emacs operations.
Ask HN: What email client do you use?
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Re: Ask HN: What email client do you use?
#22Thunderbird, version 3, and you'll get me to upgrade when you pry the mouse out of my cold dead fingers.
Thunderbird was the first client I found that let me manage multiple separate accounts through the same interface, receiving and sending mail from each in a logical way. There's probably other ways to do that now, but I'm terrified of upsetting a system that Just Works.™
Re: Ask HN: What email client do you use?
#23Outlook.
Gave up on gmail after getting more email accounts.
Generally speaking Outlook and OneNote are my two favorite Microsoft programs that I have no viable replacement for.
Re: Ask HN: What email client do you use?
#24Sparrow on my macs, and on my iPhone. Soon, when I will acquire the Nexus 5 I don't know what to use. ¿Any recommendations?
Re: Ask HN: What email client do you use?
#25Thunderbird just works. Not looking for an alternative.
Re: Ask HN: What email client do you use?
#26Apple Mail, because it's nicely integrated, just works and there's a neat GPG plugin. I have no use for webmail interfaces, I'd rather use mutt in a shell than those.
Especially not Gmail, as every time I look at it, some other bullshit feature got added and the UI got more horrible.