> IMAP is better if you have more than one device. I know that's the standard use case, but it doesn't apply to me. The only reason I'm considering IMAP, is because MailMate has some features I want.
I have many hundreds of email addresses. It's how I control spam. It looks like MailMate won't choke on that. MM is also the only true power-user's mail client that I've found. It has a lot of flexibility and customizability. That's all appealing, but it seems like the way I use email is more compatible with the POP3 philosophy. > you can always run dovecot or some such on your laptop; you'll > then be speaking IMAP locally. I looked into that. It seems complicated and prone to failure. I'm technical enough. I know I could get it running, but that's a hassle. Something could go wrong at an inopportune time. I'd prefer to leave dovecot and mail servers to the experts. _______________________________________________ mailmate mailing list mailmate@lists.freron.com https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
