I looked into these options but they require logging in and/or a monthly fee. Unfortunately, there were only a few that qualified. So with those modest requirements, I hit the search engine and began experimenting with the handful of apps that met most or all of my needs. There are a lot of other details that are important, but are not really deal breakers. Support for custom folders (I like to stay organized).Support for 3rd-party services like Gmail, Hotmail, et al.Able to delete emails (not just hide them).So beyond that requirement, I was looking for an email client with the following features: I don’t mind paying a flat fee for the right program, but some of the more popular email apps/services offer only recurring monthly/annual billing. So my goal was to find a similar email client or app that would do the job. Thunderbird is my first choice for email management, but it wasn’t working with SSL email at Media Temple. To help dive more into the “nitty gritty”, here are some notes from my experience trying to switch from Thunderbird to any email client that supports SSL, and meets some other basic requirements. I’ve tried reading through some of the available online reviews and so forth, but the information is all pretty general. This article aims to add to the rather thin assortment of information regarding email clients for Mac.
So I set out on a mission to find something that works. Recently, I discovered that my email client does not provide some of the functionality that I require.
#AIRMAIL FOR MAC REVIEW 2017 PROFESSIONAL#
As a professional web developer slash book author, I spend a LOT of time with email.
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