Hi,
You might find this crazy, but switch to Microsoft's email at outlook.com.
It's what I use, and I really like it a lot. It supports Exchange
ActiveSync, which is the absolute best protocol to support, IMO. It also
supports IMAP and I think POP3, but don't quote me on that. I would never
choose to get locked in to iCloud, just because I run many different OS's.
If you don't, iCloud may be fine. Just my $0.02.
Thanks,
Blake
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From: "Tristan" <theblinddj...@gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2014 7:19 PM
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: Mail Apps
My main problem is indeed the Imap. I had a rather lively discussion
about the issues on this list a while back. I managed to converse with
Google and Apple, and it was fixed for a while, but now no matter what
I do e-mails either 1) Don't arrive or show up on time, 2) Aren't sent
immediately (even with refresh), or 3) Are unceremoniously dumped into
my Archives folder, even though I went through the process to make
this not happen under the imap settings for Gmail on their website.
I'll probably eventually switch to my iCloud e-mail address, but at
this point it seems like an enormous hastle to switch everything over,
and could be rather lengthy especially as I am in a position of having
to e-mail back and forth with possible employers and other companies.
If you know of a way to fix the Gmail issue, I'd be open to anything,
really. I like the way Apple Mail interacts with iCloud accounts, but
the system Gmail uses for Imap totally screws Apple Mail up. I know
this also used to work in Mountain Lion to my knowledge, but since the
update to Mavericks it's been extremely intermittent. I use Gmail fine
on my iOS devices as well.
Thanks, Jason -- I'll look into those.
On 7/11/14, Jason White <ja...@jasonjgw.net> wrote:
Alex Hall <mehg...@icloud.com> wrote:
To my knowledge, there is
not much in the way of accessible mail clients for OS X aside from the
default one.
There is Mutt, of course, and presumably Alpine as well as Emacs-based
mail
readers such as Gnus and VM. I don't know whether Mozilla Thunderbird is
accessible under OS X.
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