On 2025-12-23, Dale wrote: [...] > Some people on this mailing list see more email software than I do. > It's mostly me, myself and I here. All three of us use Seamonkey right > now. LOL I haven't seen Kmail or Thunderbird in a while. I did try > Thunderbird a couple years ago and I couldn't get it to work right. No > idea on Kmail. So, my question is this. What is going to be the > closest email client I can switch to that is like, or close to, how > Seamonkey works? Is Thunderbird my best option? Should I try Kmail > again? Is there some new email client that I'm not aware of that is > even better than those? Also, I'd like something that is going to be > around long term. I'd like to avoid software that will be in the same > spot Seamonkey is in right now anytime soon. > > As people share their thoughts, I may remember more details on things I > use that isn't coming to me at the moment. HTML, moving current emails > to new software, Enigmail and open links in Firefox is either required > or a really nice bonus. > > Thoughts? Questions?
I think the closest, even with some differences, especially UI-wise, and now possibly implementation too (weren't some parts getting reimplemented in JS?), will be Thunderbird. I see this has already been covered in other parts of the thread, but: Enigmail, while currently developed, won't work in current Thunderbird, which now has its own implementation for PGP encryption and signing. -- Nuno Silva
