[JA] Re: Firefox/Thunderbird/AOL
- From: Larry Cook <lcook@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: juno_accmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 14:16:33 -0500
I'll throw in my two cents:
> why don't you use Juno very much any more?
I stopped using the Juno mail client when my spam load got to be too large and
I learned that I could retrieve my Juno email via POP3. I still have Juno
accounts that I use daily. I just subscribe to this list from work since I
spend more time online at work than I do at home.
> What do you use that is better and why is it better?
I switched to Mozilla because of it's built in Bayesian spam filtering
(http://www.paulgraham.com/spam.html). Some of the other side benefits are:
* Blind carbon-copy rather than putting address in parenthesises
* No 50 address limit on an outgoing email
* Better folder filtering
* Better folder searching
* Uses the MBOX standard for storing mail messages
* Is Open Source, so I can fix bugs when there is a problem
* Runs on Linux
> I can get and send email without logging on to the internet.
Yes, that is a very nice feature, which I loved and used for years. I now
have DSL, so I'm always online.
Larry
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