Ask HN: What's the best client for gmail for mac? 8 points by hamzaouazzanic 11y ago ↗ HN I am looking for a client that allows me to integrate tools like rapportive, yesware, bananatag among others. Thank you for your help!
[–] samwillis 11y ago ↗ Airmail (http://airmailapp.com/) is a very good Gmail client for mac and it has plugins. I don't know if rapportive, yesware and bananatag are supported though. [–] drakmail 11y ago ↗ +1 for Airmail [–] nodelessness 11y ago ↗ +1 for Airmail [–] toomuchtodo 11y ago ↗ It also has a GPGtools plugin.
[–] j42 11y ago ↗ Personally I've found Unibox a better fit for my usual conversation flow.It's a bit new and not as polished as it could be, but when the chains get long, identity-based conversation threads seem much easier to manage.
[–] andybak 11y ago ↗ I've always stuck to gmail.com (although I'd consider switching to inbox.com if I could get over my inertia).I've never really had any serious issues with it. It did have a patch of slowness a year back but that seems to have been resolved.I'm not sure how the offline capabilities have matured - as I'm very rarely away from a data connection.I don't want to hijack the thread but what are your prime reasons for wanting an alternative interface? [–] anishkothari 11y ago ↗ I've been very impressed by Inbox, especially the UI. It feels the way Gmail did when it first came out ~10 years ago.
[–] anishkothari 11y ago ↗ I've been very impressed by Inbox, especially the UI. It feels the way Gmail did when it first came out ~10 years ago.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 30.6 ms ] threadIt's a bit new and not as polished as it could be, but when the chains get long, identity-based conversation threads seem much easier to manage.
I've never really had any serious issues with it. It did have a patch of slowness a year back but that seems to have been resolved.
I'm not sure how the offline capabilities have matured - as I'm very rarely away from a data connection.
I don't want to hijack the thread but what are your prime reasons for wanting an alternative interface?