Email Clients, Advice Needed

[Purwell]

I have several email accounts that originally were set up for different reasons i.e. one for friends, one for shopping, one for finance etc.

Over the years the original uses have got somewhat blurred and I like to use an Email Client to access them all in one place.

I have used Widows Mail for years but it's getting to be a pain now, often telling me some of my account settings are out of date, in particular Yahoo, BT and iCloud accounts.

I know that they can be updated using a one time password but it's a nuisance having to remember how to do it.

Does anyone have experience of any other Email Clients that work better?

 

[officerripley]

I've had pretty good luck with gmail.

 

[Roadwarrior]

I use Thunderbird.

Linux users. This AM (08/12) I installed & now using 'EVOLUTION' instead of 'THUNDERBIRD'. I guess time will tell. Mozilla is a little hesitant about Thunderbird's future. Both are FREE!

 

[Devi]

I use Thunderbird as well; have done for many, many years.

I also use Hekasoft Backup & Restore to back up my Thunderbird email accounts. It's also free:
https://hekasoft.com/hekasoft-backup-restore/

 

[Macfan]

You could give eM Client a look. I use Apple mail now but back when I used eM Client, it was free for up to 2 email accounts, more than 2 or commercial use you had to purchase a license. Good Luck. Don...

 

[Dustbunny]

If you get gmail from Google, you can add and access other email addresses. You can even reply from the other email addresses after adding them. There will be a "Reply as: " choice when you are ready to send.

Actually, a few email clients have the ability. Just check settings or information.

 

[Purwell]

Thanks for the replies will take a look at them tomorrow.

 

[Roadwarrior]

Looked back at Thunderbird, no Evolution like contact list so for now I'm back & thinking I'm safer.