[H-GEN] Re: HTML Mail in Mozilla
Harry Phillips
harry at tux.com.au
Wed Sep 10 03:33:04 EDT 2003
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Christopher Biggs wrote:
>
> I think it reflects the difference between web browsing (mostly read
> only data, and if the browser crashes you just try again or switch
> browsers) and e-mail (important stuff that you don't want to lose, and
> switching clients is a Big Thing).
>
This is why I have setup my workstation as an IMAP server. The mail
client becomes just a mail browser, it doesn't store the mail.
I get fetchmail to collect the mail, spamassassin to check it, procmail
to sort it and Courier-IMAP to make available on 127.0.0.1 to whatever
mail client I feel like starting today.
Changing mail client's is no biggie when you do it that way. No need to
migrate mail etc.
Even better is that if I read a message in Mozilla, Kmail doesn't
display it as a new one. If I decide to try Thunderbird and don't like
it then it doesn't matter, I just go back to Mozilla Mail.
One thing I do miss in Mozilla Mail, you can't mark the message unread,
curious, all other client's I have tried capable of IMAP can mark the
message unread.
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Regards,
Harry Phillips
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