Solved Win 10 mail app??? Is it designed to make you break, give in and get outlook?

[maybethistime]

Win 10 mail app??? Is it designed to make you break, give in and get outlook?

 

[Nuspieds]

When it comes to email front-ends, you certainly have a plethora of choices, so no way one app is trying to force you down one and only one road.

I am an Office 365 user and although I use the Mail app from time to time, when it comes to significant email activities, I use the browser front-end, not the Mail app. As a matter of fact, prior to joining Office 365, I used to be an extensive Outlook app user but I have not looked back since switching to Office 365.

 

[leeshor]

Odd one out here, using Thunderbird. Works great.

 

[mtmowl]

Another happy Thunderbird user here.

 

[sharpuser]

Funny subject line, though.

 

[GreyFox7]

Well, have you broken yet?

 

[Orlbuckeye]

I like to keep my main pop3 account from my internet provided separate from my Imap account (Gmail, Yahoo and AOL). So I use Outlook and Thunderbird on 2 of my PC's. I use a 3rd party modern app Touch Email that I downloaded onto my surface for my yahoo, google and aol accounts.

 

[CrippsCorner]

What's wrong with it? Working fine here only annoying thing is that it doesn't pop up with a notification when I receive a new email... but my iPhone is always next to my Surface so I just see it on there, then open Mail to read it.

 

[Wayne Orwig]

I'm actually pretty good with it now. When Win 10 first came out, the mail app was too unstable and didn't allow me to configure it enough. It isn't bad now. A bit basic, but that is generally OK.

 

[maybethistime]

I had to uninstall then reinstall it and it seems to be behaving now.

 

[ChrisPanzer]

gmail.com baby. gmail.com.

 

[maybethistime]

It's working but downloading attachments takes forever!!!! Not big attachments either. My iPhone would download the 9mb attachment in 4 second while win mail was around 2 min.