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tarsins

macrumors 65816
Sep 15, 2009
1,197
859
Wales
Nothing wrong with Apple's Mail app. I use it with iCloud, Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and Exchange on iPhone, iPad, MacBook, and iMac.
 
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prithvi64

macrumors regular
Aug 12, 2017
121
30
Default iOS mail client, although, not very satisfied but no option. I miss Blackberry email client. Why they aren't releasing for iOS.
 

Sital

macrumors 68020
May 31, 2012
2,141
934
New England
I used to use Apple Mail until it started randomly taking my accounts offline multiple times a day. I switched to Airmail on both iOS and macOS and, for the most part, have been happy with the result.
 

KarimLeVallois

macrumors 68030
Feb 22, 2014
2,607
1,772
London
I'm currently back on Apple Mail after Newton closing, but really missing read receipts. Everything else like snoozing etc. I can do without. I do hope Apple upgrades Mail in iOS 13 though...
 

xerxers

macrumors regular
Oct 24, 2008
198
60
Currently using Canary and have found it to be very good. Focused in box, read receipts etc. Very easy to set up and use
 

DailyG

macrumors newbie
May 20, 2014
8
2
I currently use Gmail though I would like to switch soon since I hate how it’s not that easy to delete mail. All it does is archive it somewhere.
 
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hak187

macrumors member
Feb 24, 2009
67
7
I currently use Gmail though I would like to switch soon since I hate how it’s not that easy to delete mail. All it does is archive it somewhere.
Can't you just hit the little trash button at the top of the screen inside of the email? I do that and it moves the email to trash.
 

deep1

macrumors 6502
Mar 29, 2011
389
276
Gmail app for notifications and apple mail app for reading. Works great and secure than using 3rd party apps.
Have tried them all but they all lack in one way or another and privacy concerns.
 
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