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It’s my main email client, what’s wrong with it?
What’s right with it? I tried it a few times and always returned to web-based clients (on desktop) and third-party apps (outlook, gmail, protonmail) on iOS.
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It’s my main email client, what’s wrong with it?
What’s right with it? I tried it a few times and always returned to web-based clients (on desktop) and third-party apps (outlook, gmail, protonmail) on iOS.
What marginal advantage does a third-party iOS client provide, that outweighs the risks of installing another app that is going to spy on me, have weaker integration with the OS and force me to relearn every new UI design language they come up with that in no way resembles the rest of the OS or its function and behavior?
That's gonna be devastating to the three people who use Mail.app
I am not expecting this to fix by itself. Maybe some major review blogs should first not parrot how magical the whole thing is and change the tone as such things are not only annoying, but also a security risk even if you don't actively use the app. I am not an expert on development for MacOS, but I would be surprised if there is no way to trigger the mail app from another app or a link. I just hope the bug is not exportable this way.
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That's not what the statistics say: https://emailclientmarketshare.com
Am I the only one using outlook and loving it?
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That's not what the statistics say: https://emailclientmarketshare.com
Wow, Mail.app has more market share than Outlook. I'm pleasantly surprised. Ditto for GMail only having ~30%. Although, > Since determining the client in which an email is opened requires images to be displayed, the data for some email clients and mobile devices might be over- or under-represented due to automatic image blocking. Outlook doesn't display external images by default, while Mail.app does, so....
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That's not what the statistics say: https://emailclientmarketshare.com
Wow, Mail.app has more market share than Outlook. I'm pleasantly surprised. Ditto for GMail only having ~30%. Although, > Since determining the client in which an email is opened requires images to be displayed, the data for some email clients and mobile devices might be over- or under-represented due to automatic image blocking. Outlook doesn't display external images by default, while Mail.app does, so....