Postman, you brought me?

To date, the chain mail of transitions is as follows:.
Evolution → Thunderbird → Opera M2.
Migrating from Petrel to the built-in client. Opera. held in mid-summer, after reading an article. ... The reason is not a new organization store emails. Article only aroused the interest of. Of course, in. Thunderbird. As in any narrow-profile program, a lot more options and opportunities. Besides an impressive fleet of plug-ins available. My restless nature demanded something lighter to the minimum necessary functions.
Download and install does not require:-) All the new and the unknown was at a distance. arm's length. two menu items.
Added, then the protocol IMAP4 mailbox, and began to look at that as a yes.
Norwegian developers never cease to amaze the ability to optimize everything and everyone. The problem takes on a demonstration browser engine, which is famous for the speed of rendering. Implementation of other actions with the box is made at the proper level. In the thunder - bird had to wait when you remove a letter, here, this operation is instantaneous. In the beginning was the unusual approach, when a letter is ... Later used to it ...
I bribed the simplicity and performance of the integrated postman. The only thing annoying is the lack of notification of the ...
Of course, this client has its own flaws. The letter can be attached to only one label in the M2 is still no support for encryption and digital signatures. as. said. developer ... For Peregrine, we want to make M2 easier and more ' fun ', improving the user interface ...
Well, still waiting. 10th version promises to be a fully developed:-).

What do you think should be the ideal email client? .