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Mail app versus competitors #7482
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In Mail you must download the attachments before viewing it when reading emails. You cannot open an attachment when you compose to double-check you attached the right file. In Thunderbird, you can do both. |
@Extarys then there are multiple features.
And there are so much more features in each. Would be nice if everyone could extend the list. |
@the-djmaze hehe you're right. Yesterday I watched a video of Mail 2.0 for Nextcloud 25, and it seems you can now click an attachment to view it when reading emails 💯 I'm waiting for the next iteration of 25 before upgrading though so the contributors have more time to clean a few bugs without me being frustrated 😆 Side note: For EML, I had a family member who is used to Outlook at her previous job and sorts emails by folder directly on her computer, which is smart in a way as it free up space in her mailbox and still can access them years later. Right now I suggested to her to duplicate folders (ie: one folder in her computer for her files related to that person and one folder in Mail and drag-and-drop the emails in the corresponding folder) - Still trying if there is a way for me to configure something to directly download the eml file for her :/ |
For the junk mail detection - we do offer a config option in the backend but you'd have to use your own Spam / Ham endpoint, and you'd also have to configure your junk filter in IMAP. But the way Thunderbird does Junk filtering is also quite interesting: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/thunderbird-and-junk-spam-messages |
Thunderbird and SnappyMail can. She can even drag/drop the saved EML into a mailbox of them. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Nextcloud official Mail app is now pretty good, but lacks some major features (imap search, nextcloud users as contacts...). Alternatives exist, but have their own limitations.
There is some sort of frustration because Nextcloud is about to be a game changer in the groupware world, it could certainly be an MS Exchange / Office alternative.
Describe the solution you'd like
Ideally, we should have (at least) one mail client offering all major features needed in a professional environment.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Here is a comparison of 3 mail/groupware solutions usable with a Nextcloud backend :
Additional context
I hope this contribution can help the community to choose the right solution for their needs and the developers to focus on the most waited improvements
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