Robert van der Hulst wrote: > I am seriously considering moving to a new email client.
I've migrated to Thunderbird for some time now. Even the so-called "unstable" nightly builds are far more stable than The Bat has ever been. In some cases, The Bat is a bit faster, in other cases Thunderbird is. I've mainly migrated because of the almost flawless IMAP support in Thunderbird. Of course this makes it quite easy to do, since you don't have to "import" your message base at all! It's already there on the server. Note that Thunderbird DOES have much less features than The Bat, but I hardly use most of the strange cruft RIT has been adding since 2.x. And with the nice plugin system of mozilla.org you can download quite a number of extensions, which might provide the function(s) you need. In my case that's mostly the PGP/GPG support. PS: I do follow this list still, and occasionally download one of the beta's, but I simply don't have too much time to waste on an email client with fundamental design problems, and the inherent instability.
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