Turns out Outlook sucks ass for anything not part of an office365 subscription, so I’m looking for something else. Preferably open source, preferably available via F-Droid.

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      3 months ago

      I switched to iOS so I might not be up to date but I thought K9 was paid?

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          3 months ago

          Maybe it’s iOS but some FOSS things come with a minimal fee to support the dev fees for the App Store

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        3 months ago

        Both, sort of? It always had a free version along with a paid version that I think existed mostly for donations than anything else.

        That was before Mozilla took it over, now I don’t think the paid version of the app even exists. I don’t know if Mozilla will eventually rebrand it as Thunderbird Android version or something but I’m not worried about it as long as it still works.

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          3 months ago

          “Took over” is a little bit misleading. The dev from k-9 and Mozilla have an agreement to work together he is now a mozilla-dev. And k-9 will be slowly converted to Thunderbird for android.

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            3 months ago

            That’s fair, I wasn’t aware of what their specific arrangement was. Sort of suspected the K-9 dev was hired by Mozilla or they agreed to work together, that’s usually how these things go.

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      3 months ago

      Big +1 for K-9. I considered switching to an iPhone after breaking my previous Android phone, but two apps, K-9 and an actual real Firefox, kept me on Android. It’s a great mail reader, and I struggle to imagine having to use something else.