Goodbye K-9 Mail: A so-long to the community
Goodbye K-9 Mail: A so-long to the community
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Goodbye K-9 Mail
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Funny how I use TB on desktop as long as it exists and always wanted a android version and I even knew that is was in development and still this is the first time I heard that it was released. A little cross promotion wouldn't hurt.
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I've been using it, it's basically still K9 mail with minor changes. It doesn't really have the features you see in the desktop client.
They might promote it more when it's got the features you'd expect from a mobile client, like proper search with a local index.
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Burnout is a truly horrible thing! I hope he rests, recovers, and finds his passion again.
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Thunderbird... now that's a name I've not heard in a loooong time
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I've used K9 for over a decade, until at some point work required me to have an exchange account. At that time I switched to Nine, since outlook is hot garbage.
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Are there alternatives to Nine? I've used that for several years for my personal email because of exchange, but it has had issues the last couple of years. Not open source as far as I know.
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I'm not aware of any alternatives, but then again I didn't experience any problems so never bothered to look either.
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Unless you run your own davmail server and connected to that instead, probably not.
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Still using k9mail since fairemail causes me oom issues.
I still find myself looking for other emails tho since i need something that supports mailing list stuff better.
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What OOM issues have you seen so far?
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Android 15 (LOS) on my LG G7 thinq 4gb ram, when I have a large number of accounts when syncing them android will run into oom issues even after tweaking oomd
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Now is the time to switch to Librewolf, I just wish there was a Librebird.
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There's Betterbird, though I don't know exactly what makes it better, except for still allowing to manually load external content in encrypted mails, which Thunderbird just removed for whatever stupid reason.
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Betterbird just adds features. It isn't focused on privacy & security AFAIK.
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