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I highly recommend mutt!
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yurgh . . . I dunno about that. I think I remember trying to use it once but not having a lot of fun. [sigh] I’ll look again.
I’ve been meaning to give Mulberry another try, now that it’s free and headed towards open source. I was fairly impressed with it a few years ago, right before the company that made it went under. And there’s always Pine. There’s even MacPine *cough*.
Hmm, Mulberry doesn’t seem to grok secure imap. I’m still using Mailplane for now. The idea of specialized browsers is interesting in and of itself. As the rendering code becomes part of the core OS (Apple’s Webkit follows up on MSFT’s bundled browser strategy) maybe the old dream of Netscape where everything lives in a browser window could come true.
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