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Does anybody use Thunderbird on Android a.k.a. K-9
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I do not, but only because I use ProtonMail and don't have premium so I don't have IMAP/SMTP bridging.
I used it all the time back around 2011/2012 and it was pretty great, but that was admittedly a long time ago so I imagine lots have changed since them.
I do have protonmail premium with my own domain, but the IMAP bridging is for desktop. It's a small program that kind of works as a MITM, one side connecting to protonmail securely using, i guess, not IMAP, and the other acting as an IMAP server that your mail clients connect to. On mobile you have to use the protonmail app, AFAIK.
Oh, I wasn't aware bridging was desktop-only. Thanks for correcting me. 👍