Best email client

The bulk of users get acquainted with e-mail thanks to free network services such as Yandex.Mail or Gmail. But even the best web interface can not be compared either for convenience or for clarity of work with the simplest email program. The main advantages of a normal, good mail client is the ability to browse folders without having to have an active network connection, as well as speed of response to user actions. These features are due to the fact that letters are stored directly on the computer, and not on the network. So unlike the situation when you work with the online interface, the local client does not need to communicate with the server at the far end of the earth each time you press a button.

Pleases the gradual increase in the number of people to whom comes the understanding of the simple truth that the use of stolen software is not in the 21st century an absolute necessity. Increasingly, users are looking not just a mail program, but are trying to find the best email client among free options.

After learning about the benefits of local clients, any user will be asked questions. How to choose the best email client from all possible? Can I access my mail on Gmail or Rambler from the mail program? And many others.

A sufficiently large audience of the Russian segment of the network chooses the "The Bat" program as the mail client. An interesting paradox is that most of them are confident that this program was created in Russia, although in fact the developers are in Moldova. By the way, in many reviews of profile publications "The Bat" receives awards every year as the best email client.

The main "chip", which attracted the increased attention of users to this program, was the most convenient concept of supporting several boxes. Also worth noting is the expanded capabilities for filtering letters and adapting to Russian encodings. The only downside to this decision is that the creators are asking for some money.

If you do not want to pay for the best email client and agree to be content with small, you should be interested in the Outlook Express package. It is built into Windows XP, and for Windows 7 there is the same free version called Windows Live Mail. But it is necessary to download it from the Microsoft website, it is not included in the operating system delivery, (not otherwise because of the permanent antimonopoly claims of the European Commission to this corporation). The client has simple settings and not quite user-friendly interface. So, in case you have several e-mails, in Outlook Express the emails that come to these boxes will fall into one heap, which is very inconvenient. Also not very optimal is the implemented version of sending letters from different boxes with the choice of the necessary address in the drop-down menu. Practice shows that not every user comes to mind looking for an outgoing address in this place.

In addition to the already mentioned ones, there are a few well-known mail programs, among them: free Thunderbird from Mozilla, popular in Western countries Eudora, built-in Opera browser Opera Mail client, as well as many less popular clients.

Stand alone programs for monitoring the mailbox with a mobile phone. Such monsters as Gmail suggest using Java to work with their mail server on mobile platforms. The application, of course, is free, like all the others that Google offers to the world.

Among the paid you can note the program mMail. It does not yet boast of a large set of functions, but it already works with several mailboxes, knows the Cyrillic alphabet, has multilingual support, and most importantly, is able to work normally even with monochrome screens. There are other options for phones, both paid and free, but one that we could award with such a title as the best email client for mobile phones, has not yet been written.