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Once you connect with any of these tools, you'll gain easy access to them in Mailbird's collapsible sidebar. Mailbird also offers a speed-reading option that works similarly to tools such as Spritz.įinally, Mailbird supports a bunch of third-party apps, everything from Facebook and Twitter to Asana, Dropbox, Evernote and Wunderlist. For any email you want to deal with later, just press Z and choose a time for it to return to the top of your inbox. Hallelujah! Why click through a bunch of different accounts when you can see all your mail together? Mailbird can even sort that unified inbox so all unread messages appear at the top.Īnother killer amenity: snooze. Thus you can swipe your way through your inbox, quickly archiving messages as you go - same as you do on a phone.Īnother feature not usually found in desktop clients: a unified inbox.

Mailbird is a decidedly modern email client, with features like touchscreen support that make it a great choice for tablets and touch-enabled laptops.

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Mailbird Pro offers a unified inbox, touchscreen support, app integrations and lots more, all wrapped in a very attractive interface.įirst things first, though: For a limited time, you can get a lifetime Mailbird Pro license for just $19.

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So allow me to make the case for Mailbird Pro, which is not only one of the prettiest Windows mail clients, but also one of the smartest I've tried.

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Em Client is better, but the free version limits you to just two email accounts - and the Pro version costs $50. Thunderbird is the go-to choice for many folks, but I don't care for its dated interface. Yeah, I'm calling you out.)Īlas, there are exceedingly few free desktop email managers. (Also, it doesn't allow you to manage multiple accounts within a single tab, which, after all these years, is just kind of insulting. That's in part because I have multiple accounts to manage, and in part because Gmail's browser-based interface is - and I say this without hyperbole - the worst thing ever in the history of humanity. When it comes to email, I'm old-school: I like a desktop client. I'm also serving up a rerun, but of the best kind: cheaper than last time. Īnyway, I'm going to keep this fairly short, because this coach seat is seriously cramped - thanks, Delta! - and all it's going to take is the person in front me reclining her seat and there will be no post at all. Who knew?) If things go as planned, I'll be interviewing a couple of the show's actors as well - for my podcast, of course. Greetings from 33,000 feet! I'm on my way to Austin for the geekiest of reasons: to attend a "Battlestar Galactica" reunion panel at the ATX television festival. And find more great buys on the CNET Deals page. Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page. CNET's Cheapskate scours the web for great deals on PCs, phones, gadgets and much more.