Alternative Mail Client for Mac?

[La Flames Fan]

Any good suggestions or experiences? I'm not loving Apple Mail.

[silentsim]

Airmail (if gmail user)

[La Flames Fan]

Originally Posted by silentsim

Airmail (if gmail user)

Does it handle Gmail better? We have two companies and both go through Google Enterprise/Gmail.

[silentsim]

It's pretty good integration. Better then Mail.app for Gmail integration. Only 2$ on the Mac App Store- a very small risk.

[KTrain]

I've heard great things about AirMail.

I'm clinging to Sparrow for as long as I can but when I can't use it anymore, I'll be moving to AirMail.

[DownhillGoat]

I've used thunderbird ever since I went to mac.

[To Be Quite Honest]

zoho mail - free email client.

[Milt Schmidt]

Postbox http://www.postbox-inc.com/ has really good gmail integration, supports labels properly and can use gmail keyboard shortcuts. Sparrow used to be what I recommend, and it's what I still use for now just because I'm used to it, but it's no longer in active development so it's not really worth paying for it now.

Milt

[MickMcGeough]

I still love Sparrow.

Postbox looks interesting though.

[MickMcGeough]

Just bought AirMail - so far seems like a great upgrade to Sparrow.

[MickMcGeough]

Feels like this is a dumb question but is there a desktop email client with push notifications?

[Da_Chief]

Originally Posted by kunkstyle

I've used thunderbird ever since I went to mac.

Same, +1 for Thunderbird.

[MickMcGeough]

AirMail has a configurable send delay, so you can cancel it if you are the type that tends to smack your forehead seconds after hitting "send" occasionally

AirMail wins.

[Russic]

Originally Posted by MickMcGeough

AirMail has a configurable send delay, so you can cancel it if you are the type that tends to smack your forehead seconds after hitting "send" occasionally

AirMail wins.

Just last night I was complaining/raging/whining to my wife that Gmail introduced "undo send" about 3 or 4 years ago and somehow nobody has copied them. That's outstanding to hear.

[La Flames Fan]

Originally Posted by kunkstyle

I've used thunderbird ever since I went to mac.

How is Thunderbird on Mac? I used it way back on a PC machine and it was pretty bloated and meh...is it better now?

[DownhillGoat]

I don't find it bloated. Seems to load quick. I don't get into any power-user type stuff but it seems pretty streamlined. I leave it running all the time and has never bogged my system down.

Seems better than when I used it on PC shortly after it first came out. But opera seemed to bloat up as well during that same time.