--On Tuesday, January 23, 2007 1:36 PM -0900 Matthew Schumacher
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This doesn't work because most of the people using the mail system use
POP3. I would love for people to ditch pop3, but due to poor support
for IMAP in "widely-used-but-marginal" (as David puts it) clients make
IMAP pretty lame.
Mulberry recently went free, and will go open-source soon. (The author is
cleaning up the build before releasing it.) It has only primitive support
for HTML email and doesn't display images or other non-text content (this
of course can also be viewed as a feature), but it's the best IMAP client
available. Configuration is complex, but I particularly like the
inheritance model of configuration it uses, where subfolders default to a
parent folder's configuration, and accounts and identities can inherit
configuration from other objects of the same type.
<http://www.mulberrymail.com/>
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