The Best Email Client

Discussion in 'polls' started by Creer, Dec 11, 2008.

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Best Email Client

  1. Eudora

    2 vote(s)
    0.9%
  2. IncrediMail

    5 vote(s)
    2.1%
  3. MS Outlook

    47 vote(s)
    20.1%
  4. MS Outlook Express

    16 vote(s)
    6.8%
  5. Mozilla Thunderbird

    71 vote(s)
    30.3%
  6. Opera Mail

    6 vote(s)
    2.6%
  7. Pegasus Mail

    1 vote(s)
    0.4%
  8. Pocomail

    4 vote(s)
    1.7%
  9. Popcorn

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  10. SeaMonkey

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  11. The Bat!

    18 vote(s)
    7.7%
  12. Windows Live Mail

    22 vote(s)
    9.4%
  13. I use WebMail

    30 vote(s)
    12.8%
  14. Others, please specify

    12 vote(s)
    5.1%
  1. Creer

    Creer Registered Member

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    Which email client do you prefer?
     
  2. jrmhng

    jrmhng Registered Member

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    Outlook. Not the quickest but fairly full featured and widely compatible.
     
  3. crash79`

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    I use Thunderbird.
    This subject and poll was conducted in depth in June this year..
     
  4. Creer

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    Yes, you're right i find that, but it was a thread without poll from 2002 year.
     
  5. ThunderZ

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    TB for personal correspondence, Yahoo as a spam catcher. You know, those times that a site wants a e mail address but you do not like or have not taken the time to read their privacy policy.
     
  6. blacknight

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    Thunderbird, also if I often use Incredimail. But in the list miss Sylpheed.
     
  7. HURST

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    I went from Outlook2003 to Thunderbird and then Outlook2007

    Overall winner (IMHO): Outlook2003 - easy to use, many features, relatively fast and not much trouble
    Fastest: Thunderbird
    Worst: Outlook2007

    If only I could keep outlook 2003 and use Office 2007 :(
    Outlook2007 takes forever to retrieve new mail and looses connection or warns about incorrect password (altough it's automatic) at least 5 times a day.

    Using GMail with IMAP, btw...
     
  8. ThunderZ

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    I know a custom install of Office 03 is possible. I always exclude Outlook. Is`t the same possible for Office 07? Exclude Outlook 07 and leave 03 installed?

    Just a thought.
     
  9. HURST

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    Yeah I thought of that earlier today... It should be simple...
    Will do it this weekend, along with my twice a year routine fresh install
     
  10. Kerodo

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    Outlook is the best, hands down.... nothing else is even close IMO. Been using it for almost a decade now. And I've tried them all....
     
  11. Tommy

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    The most configurable Mail-Client is without a doubt 'TheBat!' A must for power mailer who need huge filter and Regex possibilities.
     
  12. AKAJohnDoe

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    What I am running right now:
    • Windows PC
      • Outlook 2007
      • Thunderbird 2
      • Thunderbird 3 (beta)
    • Ubuntu Linux PC
      • Thunderbird 2
    • Windows Mobile PocketPC
      • FlexMail 4
     
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  13. knightrider2k9

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    Thunderbird, but back in the day I loved PINE. I miss that a lot... :'(
     
  14. ThunderZ

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    On a couple of my thumb drives I use the free vers. of JBMail :thumb:
     
  15. Osaban

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    I've always liked Outlook. I don't use it anymore after joining gmail.
     
  16. Creer

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    Osaban, ok but how do you do backups of your mail?
     
  17. Osaban

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    Let's say that mail that is important is either downloaded or copied as normal files in specific folders (not that many in my case). Believe it or not I'm a fan boy of Google, and I trust them in keeping my mail safe... I like the fact I can access gmail from any computer, and they also advise me when virus infected mails are found, not to mention their fantastic spam filter... All for free.
     
  18. YeOldeStonecat

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    Outlook

    Although I usually do webmail more...but webmail is not an e-mail client...so Outlook.
     
  19. YeOldeStonecat

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    Eek! Google "incredimail adware". ;)

    Working in IT as an SMB consultant...whenever I've stumbled across a clients PC that had that hideous thing installed....the system was rife with malware.
     
  20. Hiker

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    I don't see what the problem is...

    I downloaded Incredimail on a whim to send Holiday emails and have run both SAS and MBAM without any detections. No slow downs...
     
  21. farmerlee

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    On windows i like use windows live mail and on linux i like to use evolution.
     
  22. Pinga

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  23. farmerlee

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    Here i was thinking it was a linux only app. I never considered checking if it had a windows version. Thanks!
     
  24. chrisretusn

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    I use PocoMail. I suites me perfectly. :thumb:
     
  25. bellgamin

    bellgamin Registered Member

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    As a webmaster, I use PopPeeper for my 36 email accounts. PopPeeper handles high volume splendidly, & is the safest email client I have ever found for protection against spam and mail-malware
     
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