i'm currently using thunderbird, however, i just wanted to see if there were any other e-mail clients worth trying. i've been using thunderbird for a few years...
recently i've switched browsing from firefox to chrome, and chrome seems to be much snappier and faster than firefox ever was for me. i was wondering if there were any email clients that had the same quick responsiveness.
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I used to use Thunderbird, but now use Outlook 2007 and it's great. However, it's not free nor is it snappier than Thunderbird. Windows Live Mail is pretty snappy, but I like Thunderbird better than WLM.
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thanks for the input!
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I'm also agree with Outlook 2007.
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I still use Outlook 2003...
...and I like it a lot.
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Jayayess1190 Waiting on Intel Cannonlake
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I gave up Outlook 2k3 for Windows Live Mail. Its very simple and straightforward.
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You may like Chrome's "save as application shortcut" feature. That is if you use a web based email service like gmail.
- first log into your gmail (or other) website with Chrome
- Click the icon on the upper right of the chrome browser (does it have a name?), it says "control the current page" when you hover your curser over it.
- click "create application shortcut"
- configure it how you want it
You now have an application that launches inside of a chrome browser to read your web email, but all of the browser features like the navigation buttons, and the address bar are removed.
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First, you could not pry Outlook 2007 from my hands without a crowbar, but I am constantly running into people who need a client that works with Yahoo. While outlook can do Yahoo if you have yahoo plus, your SOL with regular Yahoo.
Zimbra looks very promising--never even heard of it.
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I was using Outlook 2007, but I found it very laggy and a huge resource pig. I've now switched to Thunderbird, and couldn't be happier.
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Another vote for Outlook 2007.
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Ever since I installed Windows 7 I have been using windows live mail and I am liking it more and more everyday. It is very snappy compared to Outlook 2007.
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
I just log into my gmail domain
it works great and its fully featured.
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YPOP'S Allow you to access regular yahoo email from your outlook 2007, WLM or thunderbird with the need to have a plus account -
Another vote for Windows Live Mail.
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Seems no one has mentioned Postbox yet: http://www.postbox-inc.com/
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windows live mail desktop and webapp works fine for me...
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Zimbra is great, so is their Collaboration Suite as an alternative to Exchange.
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Thunderbird is awesome.
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i have seen good reviews for postbox, apparently it's better than thunderbird. I think these are the 2 best non Microsoft email clients available in the market
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ComputerChallenged2 Notebook Enthusiast
For those of you who want to access Yahoo via POP3 for free with Outlook or Thunderbird:
1) Use YPops! (although I've heard rumors that you can't send e-mails, only recieve)
2) Go to your Yahoo! Mail settings and change preferred content to Yahoo! Asia (and Asia only). For some reason, Yahoo! has decided to enable POP3 and Forwarding for Yahoo! Asia customers, but seemed to forgot about Yahoo! America. Anyways, if you change your preferred content to Asia, you can enable POP3 and it gives you the settings right away.
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i know you said "client" --- but i really really really am in love with gmail.com.
all i use.
Best e-mail client?
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Levenly, Jul 15, 2009.