@@BeProductiveOfficial yea they most annoying thing is downloading a “app” and all they do it luanch a intwrface that loads a web page. Basically a a app that just takes you to a web link loaded in the app
Is there anything even like this? I am looking for an online email reader that will accept multiple email addresses and is able to send auto respond to the initial email? In the past, I have used Microsoft Outlook and it works great for all of that except it’s a local install. When I change computers, which is often, I have to export all my email and settings, then import on the new system. It is a time killer and there’s always little issues along the way. I would love to have something online only so I can go from computer to laptop to tablet and always have it react the same. Any thoughts?
Sounds like you’re just reading the promotional blurb from each supplier. This is NOT a review!
Thanks for your feedback.
@@BeProductiveOfficial You’re welcome.
Most of these are not apps and are web based.
Thank you for sharing your opinion!
@@BeProductiveOfficial yea they most annoying thing is downloading a “app” and all they do it luanch a intwrface that loads a web page. Basically a a app that just takes you to a web link loaded in the app
@@BeProductiveOfficial TF IS THAT RESPONSE?
@@ThrowTop thank you for your response!
thank you for your response! @@ThrowTop
Is there anything even like this? I am looking for an online email reader that will accept multiple email addresses and is able to send auto respond to the initial email? In the past, I have used Microsoft Outlook and it works great for all of that except it’s a local install. When I change computers, which is often, I have to export all my email and settings, then import on the new system. It is a time killer and there’s always little issues along the way. I would love to have something online only so I can go from computer to laptop to tablet and always have it react the same. Any thoughts?
You can check out Spike.
what's the best AI email for windows10?
You can go with ProtonMail.
Shortwave kinda looks like new spark mail …
Yeah, it does.