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So basically the title. Which App is your favorite one and why? I'm still mourning the loss of google's inbox and never found an app that scratched the itch like inbox did...

On desktop I use Spark and on mobile currently google mail, because it got the job done but nothing more.

So I'm excited to hear your picks!

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[–] whynotzoidberg 8 points 1 year ago (2 children)

It’s Outlook for me. Trialed a bunch, disliked the data/privacy deets on many, and MS already worked it’s way into my heart via corporate America.

It does a nice job of pinning, snoozing, combining inboxes, and working cross-platform. FO FREE ;-)

[–] avater 2 points 1 year ago

can't stand outlook and it never worked that smooth for me

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Yeah, I think Outlook is much better now, than it used to be. At the very least, the UI makeover it had recently is welcome.

Ironically, the mac version of this new UI can handle combined inboxes and the windows version can't!

[–] whynotzoidberg 1 points 1 year ago

It has definitely improved. For one, I don’t think about my PST files for my personal use, which is nice. I’m torn on the new UI, sometimes, but usually only when I’m trying to go old school outlook power user on things.

But the add-ins have been pretty nice. I use one that does local header analysis and full header viewing SxS with the email. It’s handy.

You made a good point on the Mac version with multiple inboxes, too. My primary email machines are my phone and Mac, so it’s gravy all the way.