Mail support was quick from the developpers (and free, I never paid for that) TB compatibility is a plus as you may migrate from one to the other without any problem. I rarely met a problem, bug or needed to kill the application. Early adopters included expats who needed a UK. UK Postbox was launched to the market in October 2008, very quickly establishing itself as the UK’s premier online postal solution. I think it’s the best mail application (for the moment) considering usability, very user friendly. UK Postbox was born, and over a decade on the business has gone from strength to strength, offering businesses and individuals services on a global scale. no more TB plugins compatibility but it’s not a problem for me.It’s a lot of money if you don’t use a mail application in professional environment. I was happy to pay for lifetime as the new price is 30US$ for one year. price has changed these last years from 15 US$ each version to 40US$ for a lifetime license.I sent my message to features demand.īut perfection is not in this world.
POSTBOX EMAIL UPDATE
Update : I tried to report a problem that looks like a bug and support needs payment. All these are in Postbox (Gmail is a pain to use compare to Postbox).ĭatabase is compatible with TB so you may use tools conceived for TB (no problem with Mailstore) I need clear listing, quick filtering, favorite mails at top of listing, quick answer, good management of attachments. When I read or write a mail I need very clear an readable interface and Postbox is the best for this. Clear interface, very smooth even with more than 6000 mails in database, nice themes, clear options and features you won’t need (templates for newsletters…) but who knows. Postbox was an alternative but I was convinced only by the 6 version. So **Thunderbird **was second choice but after Pocomail, TB is like a tank, heavy, not convivial at all (and I used it many years). The best one I used was Pocomail, a really ergonomic application made for users. I think I tested all email applications the last 20 years.
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