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Thunderbird's New Rust Integration: The Future of Email Clients?
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How many people still use an email client? Genuine question.
I use either my phone or a web interface.
I have several mails for different projects. Also private + university mail. Then I have my Google mail that I exclusively use for everything related to android/app store.
Checking all those mail accounts at once, managing folders/filters and signatures is all way easier with a desktop mail client.
Some years ago I was like you. I only needed to read mail and I have to admit that a desktop client is not really necessary in that case.