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Thunderbird's New Rust Integration: The Future of Email Clients?
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this post was submitted on 21 Apr 2024
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I was reading that page and was just getting more and more confused and then eventually I realised it's an alternative to IMAP. Pretty cool.
I didn’t know JMAP either. Apparently the authors found the complexity and stagnation of IMAP as well as inability to integrate with basic groupware such as CalDAV caused free e-mail clients to be dropped in favor of proprietary systems. Seems like a fair assessment and if JMAP solves that I’d be very pleased.