Apple’s aging email app opens the door for another contender
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#4The reason I keep using Apple Mail is that those competitors for the most part don't offer these features (at least to my knowledge there's not a single competing solution out there that supports all of them):
- non-GMail accounts (Exchange, standard IMAP etc.)
- email encryption
- multiple signatures for multiple accounts
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#6If you havent tried it give it a try. Its workflow is different and until you get used to it you wont appreciate it.
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#7I recommend that you write a blog post on this topic, and try to support your assertions with formal evidence and citations. When you're done, post a link to your blog post on Hacker News.
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#10There are various competitors already and every few months or so another one seems to crop up. The reason I keep using Apple Mail is that those competitors for the most part don't offer these features (at least to my knowledge there's not a single competing solution out there that supports all of them): - non-GMail accounts (Exchange, standard IMAP etc.) - email encryption - multiple signatures for multiple accounts
Not sure about encryption, but it's bound to have a PGP plugin or something similar. Postbox is partly derived from Thunderbird, so it would probably satisfy your requirements as well.
Edit: Just realized that I've assumed Apple Mail refers to the Mac version. I'm not sure about iOS, but the new Microsoft Outlook (rebranded Acompli) might do some of those things. Personally I use mobile only for triage, and write emails when I'm on my laptop.