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On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 12:26 AM, Robin H. Johnson <robbat2@g.o> wrote: |
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> As a result, about 25% of dev mail destinations are actually Google. |
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I suspect it is even higher. My email is forwarded to my own domain, |
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which accepts the mail for POP retrieval by Google. |
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I'd really prefer to use something else, but I've yet to discover a |
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decent browser-based FOSS MUA. That is, one that supports tagging, |
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and can perform the following operations with a single keystroke: |
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untag-inbox, untag-inbox-and-tag-trash, untag-inbox-and-tag-spam, |
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pgup, pgdn, next-mail, prev-mail. Not that this is really relevant, |
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but anytime I mention using Gmail I inevitably get somebody asking why |
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I don't use foo instead, and if I only say that I'm looking for |
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webmail they point out Roundcube or Squirrelmail, both of which work |
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in a pinch but do not have the features above. |
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Rich |