Thunderbird for desktop computer, K-9 mail for mobile phone.
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Did you know K-9 mail is soon to be thunderbird mobile
Thunderbird all the way 🙌
Thunderbird with the Proton Mail Bridge on desktop, Proton Mail client on mobile although I'd prefer to have all my mails on K9 since I have multiple mail accounts and haven't fully migrated from gmail.
mutt, because it looks like it's from the last 20 years. Of the 20th century.
Claws-Mail is still alive and well and works great. Lots of plugins, you can write your own post processing actions, custom powerful filters, customizable interface etc.
Yes to Claws-Mail. Absolutely wonderful...can use ProtonMail Bridge to get your ProtonMail on Claws. I use Thunderbird and Tuta, Proton apps in other contexts, but if I had to use only one, it would be Claws. The user remains in control there, stripping away HTML garbage by default.
Old school here, I use mutt. :P on android I use FairEmail and really like it.
Mutt.
Thunderbird. Hate the redesign. If it ain't broke dont fix it.
K9 for phone
I still have pgp signs, but no one has used it to encrypt back to me in years. Don't know why I keep those on there and active
The redesign is actually what convinced me to switch to Thunderbird. Otherwise I would've never used it since for me it was an eyesore!
I use eM, it has tons of options and the mail rules are next level.
No Linux version 😔