What is the best email app for windows?

>>58396557
gentoo

Thunderbird

>>58396564
uninstall yourself

To answer OP's actual question, I personally use Mozilla Thunderbird

gentoo

Thunderbird

>>58396564
>>58396604
But gentoo is a file manager.

Sadly, the only two decent clients are Thunderbird, which has been basically abandoned, and Windows Live Mail, which goes away in a few months.
Everything else is shit.

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>>58396557
Outlook 2003

>>58396557
The Bat! By far the best mail user agent ever created, the only piece of software I've ever paid for (and was happy to), and the only piece of software I miss as a linuxfag.

gentooMail

>>58396557
eM Client

>>58396557
Install Gentoo

>>58396576
this

>>58396557
You literally posted it in the OP picture

>>58396696
>Thunderbird, which has been basically abandoned
I mean.. It's a mail client that works, what else do you want?

>>58400372
Support for Exchange active sync and a decent set of import/export tools for other client formats for POP3 accounts.

>>58396557
Postbox

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>>58400417
that's fine but most people don't really need that and thunderbird is still the best free option for most people.

seriously, try googling 'windows 10 mail app won't print' and see how abysmally bad the stock windows 10 apps are.

Paying for Outlook is probably an even worse experience somehow.

Thunderbird

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Microsoft Outlook 2016. The 2013 version is alright, too. I used Mozilla Thunderbird before, but didn't enjoy the experience. Certainly never going back to web mail that's for sure.

>>58396557
why can't you just use the browser?

Mailbird, it's fairly new and beats everything. Postbox is a piece of bloated shit.

>>58399672
live mail was pretty good

Nylas N1