Although both tablets and smartphones have become the favorite medium of many millions of users when it comes to checking both email and social networks, there are still users who continue to use a computer on a daily basis, users that do not have, for work, any need to use it, either because of the comfort offered by a physical keyboard or because they have to add additional information such as links, images, videos ... something that is still very complicated on some smartphones and tablets. Mail is a more than adequate solution for any user with basic needs.
But if you have tired of both the interface and Mail in general, we invite you to try Mailspring, a very attractive open source solution. Mailspring is characterized by working on Mac and other quite old computers, thanks to the few resources it needs to carry out its work, as it is written in Javascript, which also improves execution time. Regarding the compatibility of accounts, we can rest assured that in addition to being compatible with the IMAP and POP protocols, also allows us to add our Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo account and of course iCloud.
Mailspring allows us to add a large number of accounts so that we can unify the inbox to quickly see all the emails that we have pending to read and proceed to that arduous task as soon as possible. It integrates a translator, so if we receive emails in other languages we can translate them quickly. We can also customize a signature for each of the accounts that we have established in the application. Also, if we like that the design of the application is not the usual one, we can use any of the different themes that it offers us.
Mailspring also offers us a Pro version, which, as its name indicates, will force us to checkout every month thanks to the subscription method that is becoming so fashionable today, in order to enjoy additional functions such as the ce-mail reading check, a quick response system… If you want to try the basic and free version you can stop by the Mailspring website and download it. Of course, in order to use it we must register, something that users never find funny, especially if they do not have the opportunity to test it beforehand without any kind of commitment.