Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
did the same but sub iOS for thunderbird. ahhhhhhhh the relief
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The previous native Windows Mail app provided the option to have an "All Inboxes" view. It appears the new Outlook does not? Or am I missing something?
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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did the same but sub iOS for thunderbird. ahhhhhhhh the relief
I have never been so happy to spend $2000. Bought a used MacBook Pro and an Apple Watch and now my mail is seamless on all devices. Good thing IOS is doing the thing that outlook was known for lol. Can't wait to uninstall mail on my gaming pc. Microsoft and pc still have their place it is just not in the email game anymore. Such relief
Cheers all
I recently uninstalled both Windows 10 Mail and Outlook from my system and don't miss either. I've always had Thunderbird on all my computers since Windows 95 but hadn't used it much in the past few years. Using it for the past month with my two GMail, one Yahoo, and two Cox Cable addresses I'm so glad I switched back.. It has unified inboxes, outboxes, drafts, and spam folders.
I've recently had to spend much time with emails as Cox Cable is discontinuing email in the near future and changing all my emails and accounts to Gmail has been time-consuming.
Check out this YouTube link for a detailed description of all the benefits of Thunderbird. I hope many of you will consider trying it!
Now to see if Microsoft will delete this for pushing a competitor! :-)
Agreed on EM client but even it is having problems with Gmail/Outlook tasks. Thunderbird seems to have worked around them.
And is it in Windows and not Outlook? If yes, heck even if yes, Anne Tillig is right. This is a pile of [insert emoji].