• gedaliyah
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    402 years ago

    Outlook honestly was not that bad for a while, but of course Microsoft does what Microsoft does. I’ve been using Thunderbird for about a year now and it is very full featured coming directly from outlook.

    • @[email protected]
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      192 years ago

      I use Outlook on my work Mac, and am forever amazed at how hard they pushed on getting me to switch to “New” Outlook, but how many features they never bothered to port over. Like, I can’t export my mailbox without having to switch it back to ‘old’ Outlook. Calendars straight up don’t work half the time and there’s no obvious button to switch from a list of events for the month, back to a monthly calendar view.

      Outlook for Mac is a fucking mess. I really do need to switch over to Thunderbird.

      • gedaliyah
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        12 years ago

        For me, Mail was a little anemic. It’s nice to have a more full-featured option, but I agree that it’s a mistake for MS to can the Mail App that met 90% of people’s needs.

    • Kairos
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      32 years ago

      What was the hardest thing about the transition?

      • @[email protected]
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        62 years ago

        Personally, i got pretty used to the focused view from Outlook. Other than missing that, it’s been pretty great.

      • gedaliyah
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        12 years ago

        I use if for exchange and gmail - it’s pretty robust. Plus, they are approaching completion of their mobile app which has similar capabilities

        • lazynooblet
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          22 years ago

          Looks like it uses IMAP. Nothing wrong with that. It is just common practive when locking down Exchange Online to tick the box in Conditional Access that disables “legacy protocols”, which includes IMAP. I’ve been using eM Client which uses EWS but doesn’t support push-mail so still on the look-out for something else.