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Old 16-09-2008, 08:47 AM   #1
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Question Can Anyone Refer me a good Email Client

Can anyone please refer me a good Email Client Software.

● Smileys.
● Freeware.*
● Full IMAP Support (Gmail).*
● Good Security/Privacy.*
● Nice and User Friendly Interface.
● Real Time Email Notifying (if possible).**
● Safe and Secure (No Adware, Spyware, Malware, Bundled Software etc).*
● Low Resource Usage.

Or any good Email Client.

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Hi,

Checkout Mozilla Thunderbird.

It's available for Linux too.

It has got most of the futures that you're looking for. I'm not sure about it's memory usage. When it comes to futures, I feel you should compromise on the memory usage.

I've been using it for a long long time without any issues.

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I have tried Outlook Express, Thunder Bird, Incredimail, Opera Mail. I don't know all their features. I would like to know if any of them have Full IMAP Support and Real Time Email Notifying.
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Hi,

Thunderbird supports IMAP.

BTW, what do you mean by 'real time notifying' and *full* 'imap' support?

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I know Thunderbird support IMAP. I was talking about Incredimail and Opera when I said Full IMAP support(the don't support it very well, I think). What I meant by Real Time Email Notifying is that I should get a pop up or some kind of message when ever I get a mail in my Gmail inbox without the need to open the Email Client every time.
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Try using any 1 of these
  1. IncrediMail
  2. Starfish Family Mail
  3. Windows Mail
  4. AOL
  5. Eudora
  6. Mozilla Thunderbird
  7. Pegasus Mail
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Try using any 1 of these
  1. IncrediMail
  2. Starfish Family Mail
  3. Windows Mail
  4. AOL
  5. Eudora
  6. Mozilla Thunderbird
  7. Pegasus Mail
Does any of them support all or at least the important(*) functions i mentioned.
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Thunderbird may support all those features u req...
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I know Thunderbird support IMAP. I was talking about Incredimail and Opera when I said Full IMAP support(the don't support it very well, I think). What I meant by Real Time Email Notifying is that I should get a pop up or some kind of message when ever I get a mail in my Gmail inbox without the need to open the Email Client every time.
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Thunderbird supports what you mean by 'real time email notifying'.

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Hi,

Thunderbird supports what you mean by 'real time email notifying'.

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So you mean I don't have to open the client software to know whether I have a mail or not. Do I need to 'enable' any options to get this function to work.
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