So basically the title. Which App is your favorite one and why? I’m still mourning the loss of google’s inbox and never found an app that scratched the itch like inbox did…

On desktop I use Spark and on mobile currently google mail, because it got the job done but nothing more.

So I’m excited to hear your picks!

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    1 year ago

    I have found Mail on both iPhone and MacBook to be enough for my use. Otherwise I use and prefer Thunderbird on other operating systems.

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    1 year ago

    Gonna pop out the controversial opinion here and say I like the default mail app. It’s quick, simple, and does everything I need. The only thing I don’t like is that gmail doesn’t get push mail, but Google did that not Apple.

    I hate that unlike iOS, mail does not run in the background on Mac though.

  • Chipthemonk@lemmy.fmhy.ml
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    1 year ago

    Mimestream was promising in beta. The subscription model is too much for me though.

    Outlook is good. Apple mail is good. But I still like Spark the best, I think. But I dislike Spark’s terms of service and feel like they don’t respect my privacy or data.

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    1 year ago

    I require a functional snooze feature so Apple Mail is out. Outlook randomly deletes iCloud emails and Canary is too slow. So I am left with Spark on both Mac and iOS.

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          1 year ago

          Is Snooze different than the Remind Me feature in Apple Mail? I want to commit fully to Apple Mail but Snooze is the one of the few quality of life things I love about Spark, but if Remind Me basically does the same thing then I’m all in.

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            1 year ago

            Negative. Remind Me does not remove the mail from your inbox and then make it reappear at the desired time (which is what I meant by “functional snooze”). For those of us that aspire to achieve inbox zero, Remind Me is not a functional snooze.

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    1 year ago

    I switch between apps often, but I tend to use Spark more often than Apple Mail/Outlook/gmail.

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    1 year ago

    Inbox was so good, made email so easy. Can’t believe how long it’s been and no one has been able to replicate it. Still mad at Google for killing it off.

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    1 year ago

    Spark for personal and Outlook for work. Really wish Outlook had the option to show pinned emails at the top like Spark does though.

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    1 year ago

    Most email apps on iOS and macOS route emails through their private servers which is a security risk. This risk magnifies when one has also set up their work accounts on their devices.

    Also, many email apps cater to Gmail, which I understand is the most popular email service, but prohibits me from using with my accounts.

    Therefore, the native, default mail clients on both platforms is what I use.

    Do let me know if there are email clients that do not reroute one’s emails. I would love to try those out.

  • avater@lemmy.worldOP
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    1 year ago

    i tried some of the clients but neither satisfied me like gmail does.

    The search, the functionality and also the swipe behavior of the native apple client is way worse then the gmail client. This also terminated the use of an icloud mail adress, so I forwarded this to my gmail.

    I also do not want another account for my email client just to access my mails, so most of the other clients were out of the race. In the end I stick to my gmail account and it’s app, cause it satisfies me the most.

    Thanks again for all your answers :)