<snip> > But, to inject a bit of controversy into this, is the usage of the very > old POP protocol sufficient that the devs should spend time looking at > this sort of issue?
Absolutely! > Why do people still use POP, when IMAP is a more > complete solution and things like offline-imap and fetchmail exist for > those who work in an offline environment? > They use POP because they do not want their mail residing on someone else's computer. I know it passes through other systems, but I have some messages that reside for long periods of time in various email folders for various reasons. And, I feel a lot more secure doing so. If I lose my phone, or my iPad, or my laptop, I don't need to worry about my email accounts. Besides, 90 percent of the problems I see here have to do with IMAP. I've been using POP for years and years and have very, very little trouble. So, count me among the POP fans. Bart _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
