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Betterbird: A Thunderbird Fork That Promises Better Features
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I tried it, it was a massive pain in the ass trying to add accounts because they want to use every security mechanism under the sun to secure communications, and I'm using it in a VPN and can't disable all that shit. You'd think you had it and then the next time you opened it you're back to putting in passwords and convincing it to run.
Gave up, back to Thunderbird.
Like what? Just curious.