04-17-2022, 12:26 PM
Matt,
Are you talking email provider or email client (for accessing mail)? I read your post and it comes across as mix of both. I use Fastmail and GMail as email providers. Both are rock solid and work well with my preferred email clients. They both have good webmail interfaces for the rare time I need to use it.
For accessing email on my machines, I use Apple Mail and Postbox as email clients. Both work well, though I can’t speak about Apple Mail under Catalina or newer. I’m running it under Mojave. Postbox is the only 3rd party email client I’ve found as a viable Alternative to Apple Mail.
At hime, I use Apple Mail for personal email and Postbox for business email. At work Apple mail for business mail and Postbox for personal mail. Easiest way to keep personal and business email separate. Makes for a very good system all-around.
One a year or so, I download all of the content from both providers in MBox format. Once a year, I use Email Archiver to slurp content from both providers and covert the individual emails into PDF files.
Robert
Are you talking email provider or email client (for accessing mail)? I read your post and it comes across as mix of both. I use Fastmail and GMail as email providers. Both are rock solid and work well with my preferred email clients. They both have good webmail interfaces for the rare time I need to use it.
For accessing email on my machines, I use Apple Mail and Postbox as email clients. Both work well, though I can’t speak about Apple Mail under Catalina or newer. I’m running it under Mojave. Postbox is the only 3rd party email client I’ve found as a viable Alternative to Apple Mail.
At hime, I use Apple Mail for personal email and Postbox for business email. At work Apple mail for business mail and Postbox for personal mail. Easiest way to keep personal and business email separate. Makes for a very good system all-around.
One a year or so, I download all of the content from both providers in MBox format. Once a year, I use Email Archiver to slurp content from both providers and covert the individual emails into PDF files.
Robert