I am a recent switcher from Eudora, so let me try to answer your
questions.
MailMate keeps full copies of your emails locally at your computer, so
yes, you can always access them offline without having to do anything.
You can compose emails whether you are online or offline. They will be
send when you connect. You can also set a delayed send.
Unlike Eudora, MailMate is an IMAP-only program with no local mailboxes.
This takes a while to get used to but MailMate’s smart mailboxes
compensate nicely for that. They are truly powerful and effectively
replaced my local Eudora mailboxes, also replacing 98% of what I did in
Eudora with filters.
Similarly to Eudora, MailMate is focused on text messages. Unlike
Eudora, MailMate can display HTML-based incoming messages without
switching to browser. Composing rich-text messages is indirect and even
more limited than Eudora. Content concatenation and fast mailbox
searching are also available in MailMate.
Robert
On 14 Feb 2017, at 21:36, Ciro Bruzzone wrote:
Dear reader,
I’m real interested in Mail Mate app (this reminds me of the good
old times with Eudora!).
Contrary to app like Spark and Airmail, does Mail Mate allows to
download the exact copy of messages in servers like gmail?
In fact, I would like to avoid giving third party my email credentials
and at the same time to be sure to always have a copy of my emails
within my computer (and backup up them with my regular desktop
backups).
Moreover, this app allows to “send” emails offline?
Please excuse me if these are too stupid questions, but I did not find
the replies to these within the manual and this list.
Thank you in advance,
Ciro
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