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If it's not breaking the rules, there should probably be some kind of "webmail" or "none" option. I've used many email clients over the year, but these days, with multiple computers, tablets, phones, etc., I always end up with webmail (or webmail + mobile app).
Hello , n1 (nylas ) has a nice gui and is open source but the mails have to travel trough their servers ( correct me if I am wrong) , and for me it's a problem .
For now , I use thunderbird but i am looking for a better alternative , so i will follow this thread .
Hello , n1 (nylas ) has a nice gui and is open source but the mails have to travel trough their servers ( correct me if I am wrong) , and for me it's a problem .
They provide a server, but you can setup your own.
It's interesting to see quite a few Claws users, considering that none of the big-name distros default to it. I discovered it when reviewing a distro and immediately switched from Evolution.
They provide a server, but you can setup your own.
Thank you for the information , I came back to their website and read the documentation, you are right we can run an instance of their server and that is the solution to not have the mails to go through their servers .My point is that is a bit difficult for a lambda user who simply want a mail app and I think that they should mention more clearly that by default the mails have to pass by their cloud .
Anyway , it s not the subject of the thread and their project looks very promising even with what I have said .
I know this is closed, but I have to correct a statement about clawsmail. I use it with multiple devices with an imap interface and it is solid and reliable.
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