#Airmail windows full version#
#Airmail windows free#
#Airmail windows mac#

In addition there's a great 'pin' feature, that pins an email to the top of the inbox, whether it's read or unread. Fortunately, the way the inbox is setup, if Spark gets it wrong, you won't miss the message. I'm honestly not quite sure how the filter engine works, but in my experience it has been very accurate. It's Smart Inbox is really fantastic, with the ability to separate out various types of emails such as newsletters and status updates.

On iOS I've been using Spark by Readdle, and I really like it. Just downloaded Mailbird, I'll give it a try for sure.

It works in conjunction with a server backend which speeds up sync quite a lot. What's good about it: It's very fast, has a really nice UI, unified inbox, keyboard shortcuts, basically it's just nice to use and feels very responsive. I'd be willing to pay a more reasonable amount, so far I'm on a 30-day trial. That's the thing, I currently don't really think the client is worth that much. I kind of which Google would make an Inbox mail client for the desktop though Inbox through the browser is the best browser based email system I've used.

#Airmail windows mac#

Always interested in alternatives but since Airmail is Mac only, it's not an option. Can't recall if I tried Mailbird but will give it a look. I've been using Postbox as an alternate to what I previously used, Thunderbird. I think Ars should do a review of best mail clients these days to complement the recent articles on the new browsers they've covered.

#Airmail windows full version#

I'm using the 30 day trial of the full version atm, and plan on paying the $45 when its up for lifetime membership.

#Airmail windows free#

Mailbird has a free version, but if you need more Outlook full featured support, they only cost $1 / month or $45 for lifetime, which seems quite reasonable to me. What makes Nylas N1 special for you, that's worth paying that price? I don't mind paying for SW, but that's more than what the entire MS Office suite costs. Very nice and fast, unfortunately its pricing is quite steep at $9/month for a subscription or $84 per year. Hah, I recently also ditched Chrome for Vivaldi, and I now use Nylas N1 for email. Would love for Ars to do a review of Mailbird themselves or recommend something better for Windows, I can't find anything better than Mailbird myself though that works on Windows, is being actively developed, and is not made by Microsoft, Google or Mozilla. I found Mailbird, it has pretty much all the features listed in this article (that I can see from a quick skim through) and is available on Windows and is much better than Thunderbird, i've been using it for a few weeks now and so far i'm loving it. Recently after ditching Firefox for Vivaldi, I wanted to ditch Thunderbird for something better as well. There's room for a mail client that sits between the default one and the behemoth Outlook. Looks good but needs a Windows version for the rest of the world.