New Update Rebuilding the Thunderbird Interface from scratch

[Marko :)]

I use Spark. It's excellent and is made in Ukraine

Does Spark requires making their account to use it? If so, it's a big no-no for me.

I'm looking for an e-mail app that:

1. doesn't require me to create an account to use it
2. is free, without any ads
3. has a nice, easy to use interface (like Outlook, Gmail, Spark etc.)
4. has option to add more than one account and has unified inbox
5. works with Microsoft e-mail addresses normally
6. is open source (can be closed source, but privacy respecting)

I'd use K-9 Mail, but they say it has problems with Microsoft addresses so I can't use it. Until they fix that, I'm avoiding it.

 

[silversurfer]

 

[Sammo]

Does Spark requires making their account to use it? If so, it's a big no-no for me.

I'm looking for an e-mail app that:

1. doesn't require me to create an account to use it
2. is free, without any ads
3. has a nice, easy to use interface (like Outlook, Gmail, Spark etc.)
4. has option to add more than one account and has unified inbox
5. works with Microsoft e-mail addresses normally
6. is open source (can be closed source, but privacy respecting)

I'd use K-9 Mail, but they say it has problems with Microsoft addresses so I can't use it. Until they fix that, I'm avoiding it.

If I remember right, it has these. Install it and check it out.

 

[Marko :)]

I did try it and it immediately created Spark account which I don't like.

Because if someone gains access to my Spark account, it also gets access to my e-mail account. Actually, happened to me once already. Ever since that moment, I'm only using local e-mail clients.

 

[cliffspab]

Good.

At present, Thunderbird is a hideous monolith of an application.