On 11 Jan 2019, at 22:14, davecc0000 wrote:
On Jan 11, 2019, at 12:10 PM, Sam Hathaway
<[email protected]> wrote:
If coordinated right, it would centralize the thankless work of
kludging around nonstandard, broken IMAP server implementations.
Imagine if, instead of each MUA author having to develop, test, and
maintain dozens of ugly hacks, they were collaborating to improve a
single JMAP proxy codebase that all could use.
I use DavMail to use MailMate with the Exchange of my work. This works
very good. And in contrast to Exchange-IMAP this way I can use Tagging
as DavMail translates between Exchange categories ans IMAP keywords.
Sometimes it is (much) better to use a tool like DavMail than to work
you don't like. :)
I know this is a little different than a JMAP-IMAP-Proxy. But nothing
gets better if you stick to the same thing forever. We all know, that
IMAP has problems. Either "we" do the step to a protocol like JMAP or
someone else will create facts. Has there been a greater chance of
switching to a non-proprietary mail protocol?
I'd be willing to take the step – ok, maybe it's easy to say as an end
user. :)
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With kind regards
Mike
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