Looking for a different email client?

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Looking for additional email clients OTHER than Outlook? We’ve opened up a new section in the forum where you can ask your questions. We’ll be sorting
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I use Vivaldi as my browser daily drive, both for the privacy features, ease of use and the way it can be customized. It’s chromium so compatible with 99.99% of websites (except the ones that don’ like you to turn on ad-blockers).

It comes with an email client. I usually use Thunderbird but getting a bit sick of its idiosyncrasies and how it’s really slow to start up. So I tried the Vivaldi email and it’s not bad. It also has a very good calendar built in. Plus you get a private @vivaldi.net address. I’ll keep exploring a little further to see whether it can really replace TBird. I like what I see so far but I’ve only stuck my big toe in the water.

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I am loyal to Gmail since day 1 and don’t need desktop client.
Gmail is the best as recognizing spam, simple to use, no ads, …

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Most of my spam comes from gmail and I only have one address there which is rarely used. My others get almost no spam.

cheers, Paul

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Paul T wrote:

Most of my spam comes from gmail

I don’t care about Gmail spam as long as it recognized as such.
I care about spam that falls into Inbox, and I have none.

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I’ve tried various email clients over the years, including currently eM Client. None of them comes close to Windows Live Mail for me.

I do have to say tho that I had a smile just now when I saw that Microsoft had sent an email promoting a new look for Outlook. They sent it to my Outlook account which  had put it straight in the junk folder…

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