Which email client do you use?
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i have not see anyone in Turkey who has a personal email account and use ist actively.
We use our personel emails when registering with banks, shopping stores and e commerce web sites.
For this reason, people do not care which email client they use.
This is usually the email client offered by the phones they use.@cagatay said in Which email client do you use?:
i have not see anyone in Turkey who has a personal email account and use ist actively.
Really? That sounds quite odd to be honest, but I’ll take your word for it! I think literally everyone these days has a personal email account they use all the time - I know I do!
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I use Thunderbird & Proton Mails own app, both work well.
I’ve always used Thunderbird ever since using Ubuntu years back
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I use Thunderbird & Proton Mails own app, both work well.
I’ve always used Thunderbird ever since using Ubuntu years back
.@JAC Have you tried Betterbird?
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@phenomlab I’ve never heard of that Mark, I’ll have a look now.
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@phenomlab I’ve never heard of that Mark, I’ll have a look now.
@JAC It’s a fork of Thunderbird, and better
Betterbird is a fine-tuned version of Mozilla Thunderbird, Thunderbird on steroids, if you will.
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@JAC It’s a fork of Thunderbird, and better
Betterbird is a fine-tuned version of Mozilla Thunderbird, Thunderbird on steroids, if you will.
@phenomlab Interesting
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@JAC It’s a fork of Thunderbird, and better
Betterbird is a fine-tuned version of Mozilla Thunderbird, Thunderbird on steroids, if you will.
@phenomlab I’ve downloaded this but not set it up yet, are you enjoying using it?
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@phenomlab I’ve downloaded this but not set it up yet, are you enjoying using it?
@JAC Seems to meet all of my individual needs, so it’s a win for me. The “New Outlook” is nothing more than a webapp and not an actual application, so even with the latest version being marked for production, it’s too limited for my own purposes - one of the showstoppers is the lack of a unified mailbox.
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I have been switching my gmail emails over to Proton Mail. I like how you can create fake emails and use for different websites so if they start sending you spam, you can just delete the fake email and bam, no more spam.
I have found over the years that email clients just seem to lack looks, features, functionality and such. I am interested in Betterbird though, especially since it seems very customizable.
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I have been switching my gmail emails over to Proton Mail. I like how you can create fake emails and use for different websites so if they start sending you spam, you can just delete the fake email and bam, no more spam.
I have found over the years that email clients just seem to lack looks, features, functionality and such. I am interested in Betterbird though, especially since it seems very customizable.
@Madchatthew said in Which email client do you use?:
I like how you can create fake emails and use for different websites so if they start sending you spam, you can just delete the fake email and bam, no more spam.
I really like this feature, I’ve found some websites/companies don’t like the passmail domain and accounts have been flagged until I’ve been able to prove I’m not a bot or anything.
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@Madchatthew said in Which email client do you use?:
I like how you can create fake emails and use for different websites so if they start sending you spam, you can just delete the fake email and bam, no more spam.
I really like this feature, I’ve found some websites/companies don’t like the passmail domain and accounts have been flagged until I’ve been able to prove I’m not a bot or anything.
@JAC said in Which email client do you use?:
I really like this feature, I’ve found some websites/companies don’t like the passmail domain and accounts have been flagged until I’ve been able to prove I’m not a bot or anything.
Having been recently working with @JAC I can certainly attest to both the usefulness, and some of the issues that arise because of that same usage. I really see this as a plus, and it’s certainly something I am looking to adopt.
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@JAC said in Which email client do you use?:
I really like this feature, I’ve found some websites/companies don’t like the passmail domain and accounts have been flagged until I’ve been able to prove I’m not a bot or anything.
Having been recently working with @JAC I can certainly attest to both the usefulness, and some of the issues that arise because of that same usage. I really see this as a plus, and it’s certainly something I am looking to adopt.
@phenomlab I presume this is why they thought it was fraudulent activity
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@phenomlab I presume this is why they thought it was fraudulent activity
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I’m using Mailbird since 3 years but it’s not free but I like it.
When my license is finished if a new major version arrives, I will test Em Client which looks very good and free.
@DownPW I’ve just started looking at Mailbird for my own personal usage. I have several accounts, so would need a Premium license (wouldn’t you know it’s the most expensive). Whilst I like the concept, do I like it enough to pay the somewhat inflated costs…
A conumdrum.
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Also tried eMClient v10 - same issue - does not work with a VPN. I find it literally staggering that eMClient continue to push really bad advice like disabling the VPN altogether so their product works! If it were the VPN at fault, then other applications such as Thunderbird and Outlook etc wouldn’t work either - yet they do.
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Also tried eMClient v10 - same issue - does not work with a VPN. I find it literally staggering that eMClient continue to push really bad advice like disabling the VPN altogether so their product works! If it were the VPN at fault, then other applications such as Thunderbird and Outlook etc wouldn’t work either - yet they do.
@phenomlab It is easy to point the finger at someone/something else rather than taking the time to figure out what the actual problem might be.
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@phenomlab It is easy to point the finger at someone/something else rather than taking the time to figure out what the actual problem might be.
@Madchatthew Yeah, I mean, what sort of advice is that? They are serious too! Every single email client I’ve ever used works absolutely fine over a VPN - except eMClient. This isn’t the first time this issue has been raised either - it’s a constant question and they they bat it back with the same response.
For example, this “advice” is flat out wrong - in fact, it’s complete rubbish
VPN’s do not block email clients - and if they do, you are using the wrong one!
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@Madchatthew Yeah, I mean, what sort of advice is that? They are serious too! Every single email client I’ve ever used works absolutely fine over a VPN - except eMClient. This isn’t the first time this issue has been raised either - it’s a constant question and they they bat it back with the same response.
For example, this “advice” is flat out wrong - in fact, it’s complete rubbish
VPN’s do not block email clients - and if they do, you are using the wrong one!
@phenomlab Yeah that is horrible advise and honestly can’t believe that that is their solution. Would make me not even want to use their email client.
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@DownPW I’ve just started looking at Mailbird for my own personal usage. I have several accounts, so would need a Premium license (wouldn’t you know it’s the most expensive). Whilst I like the concept, do I like it enough to pay the somewhat inflated costs…
A conumdrum.
@phenomlab said in Which email client do you use?:
@DownPW I’ve just started looking at Mailbird for my own personal usage. I have several accounts, so would need a Premium license (wouldn’t you know it’s the most expensive). Whilst I like the concept, do I like it enough to pay the somewhat inflated costs…
A conumdrum.
I don’t know, I can’t help you much with that. It’s one of the rare licenses that I actually pay for. In any case, for my part and the use I make of it with multi-accounts, I like it.
But i have not test with VPN !!
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@phenomlab said in Which email client do you use?:
@DownPW I’ve just started looking at Mailbird for my own personal usage. I have several accounts, so would need a Premium license (wouldn’t you know it’s the most expensive). Whilst I like the concept, do I like it enough to pay the somewhat inflated costs…
A conumdrum.
I don’t know, I can’t help you much with that. It’s one of the rare licenses that I actually pay for. In any case, for my part and the use I make of it with multi-accounts, I like it.
But i have not test with VPN !!
@DownPW mailbird, like virtually every other email client works fine behind a VPN. It seems eMClient is the exception, but trading in or sacrificing any level of security in the name of a software package is a non starter in my view.
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