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KarnaSubarna ,
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I moved to Mozilla Thunderbird long ago www.thunderbird.net/en-US/

Psythik ,

People still use dedicated email clients? Why?

InFerNo ,

It works better for searching, it works offline, catch-all addresses just work with correct from address when replying, backup and archiving, can move mails from box to box without sending.

I also use roundcube, but only to read mails. If I want to reply to a catch-all mail I have to create an alias which is super tedious.

jasonlearst ,

catch-all addresses just work with correct from address when replying

What do you mean by this? I’d like to be able to reply from a [email protected] automatically.

For me Thunderbird makes me create an alias in order to reply to my catch all (*@mydomain.com). Did you have to configure something specifically?

WaterWaiver ,

I click on my “From” address and then select “Customize From Address…”. I can then type anything I want up there. It’s a little annoying when replying to an email chain with an alias, but not too many steps.

InFerNo ,

See my other reply, you can automate this with a setting so you don’t have to edit it manually every time.

InFerNo ,

This is built into Thunderbird for a while now.

i.imgur.com/065RFJJ.png

  1. Go to Account Settings
  2. Enable Reply from this identity when delivery headers match
  3. Enter your domain prefixed by a wildcard (*), for example *@yourdomain.com
  4. Close/confirm all your changes
  5. Open an email that was sent to one of your catch-all addresses and click the reply button.
  6. The FROM field should be the catch-all address and not your general address.
JustARegularNerd ,

I have email addresses under Outlook (old personal account), Gmail (study provided email), Exchange (work) and Proton (main personal account). I also actively use the calendar feature in my client, which is sync’d up to my Nextcloud instance.

Just having it all under Thunderbird is so convenient and it feels more private. It’s also an entirely consistent UI between accounts

Snapz ,

Willy Wonka, I invoke thee… please come express my feelings on this for me.

wuphysics87 ,

Does it matter if everyone stays on windows 10?

dvdnet62 OP ,
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you cannot stay on win10 forever though. deadline is approaching

wuphysics87 ,

The majority of regular folks will only ever upgrade when they get a new computer. Most Me Maw’s and Pa Paw’s would sooner let their computers catch fire from being loaded with cat than get a new one. Hell. They are all still using ball mice.

As for me, as long as I have an iso I’ll happily run it in a vm. Indefinitely.

piyuv ,

Ball mice is better than laser mice since you can take out the ball and play with it

wuphysics87 ,

Can’t argue with that. The ones with the big ball on the top are especially good because you can use an 8 ball

ReversalHatchery ,

Does that mean the only official email app will be the one that uploads the passwords to all your email accounts to Microsoft?

rekabis ,

Thunderbird is acquiring Exchange features.

They haven’t turned them on just yet owing to a little last-minute work, but your ability to sync calendars and address books with an ActiveSync/Exchange-compatible eMail server is coming soon.

VanHalbgott ,

Works for me: I manage email with Proton on my phone and on the web on my computer anyway.

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