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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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Mildly Infuriating
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So where's the group policy to turn this shit off?
Maybe some people will just give up on outlook finally and use a good email client or the webapp, neither of which will do this shit.
Go on..
Thunderbird is a pretty decent client, and OSS to boot!
I still use Thunderbird for my personal email because honestly it's the best email client I've used, and I tried all the popular ones (including Outlook, eM Client, Mailbird, Postbox, Windows 10 Mail, and others). In particular, I have filter rules (Sieve) that filter emails into folders, and many of the clients don't handle folders well.
On Android, I haven't found any email clients anywhere near as good as FairEmail. It's free and open-source, and has every feature you'd need. It directly connects to your provider's IMAP server so messages don't have to be relayed via a third-party or Google's servers.
Emclient works better with Microsoft 365 than outlook does, while also working great with Gmail and others which outlook doesn't.
Search actually works and you can edit server rules for starters.
It's also technically cheaper though most paying users get outlook with their office subscription.
Emclient works better with Microsoft 365 than outlook does.
Search actually works and you can edit server rules for starters.