Email Client Alternatives
Users recommend and compare various email clients as alternatives to Mail.app and others like Thunderbird, MailMate, Mailspring, and Spark, highlighting features for power users such as fast search, GPG support, and open-source options.
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If not Mail.app, what about notmuch with one of the supported clients ;).
Come try N1? It's also open source! :)https://nylas.com/n1(I work at Nylas.)
Have you looked at mailplane http://mailplaneapp.com/ ?
I've tried a few with this feature, not totally happy with any of them.Em ClientMissiveMailspring
Just use Thunderbird. Even Outlook and Apple Mail are better.
Any good email client alternatives?
Mail.app is fine for me... What am I missing in an email client that Mail.app doesn't provide?
If you're looking for a more traditional email client, I'd recommend MailMate[1]. It's a no-fuss email client designed for power user (GPG support, Markdown support, advanced filtering, text-only mode, etc.) I've been using it for half a year with Fastmail (personal) and Gmail (work) and pretty happy with it.The author also maintains a blog[2] where he post quirks about several IMAP implementations. For example, Yahoo IMAP[3] or Gmail labels[4]. The app itself also handled
I use Readdle's Spark as an email client and find it does a much better job of this than Gmail. Plus you don't have to fight that horrific gmail interface.
It's not for everyone, but I have been having great success with Thunderbird for a mail client. Maybe give it a try and see if you like it.