@romin
I do, but fetchmail doesn't make it easy to use it on multiple machines — IMAP support in mutt is so-so and always working with e-mail over ssh just isn't comfy.
And sometimes I do want a client with a GUI — so I can e.g. put images into message's text, but so that it's not web mail — I refuse to touch that shit, they might break Thunderbird further, but it would still remain better than web client ever would be 😅

@m0xee @romin I need to setup multi user mutt, yet to do it. I have my own webmail setup though.

@dcc
I wanted to set up some web mail frontend at some point — so I could access e-mail from my old Lumia phone, but most of them use PHP and unlike with things that just provide you with and endpoint you have to point nginx to, rely on CGI and as it's supposed to be accessible from the outside, you have to worry about not making things that aren't supposed to be — accessible via nginx. I've always been staying away from PHP and I'm reluctant to touch it now TBH 🤔

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@dcc
I also expect making it work with ProtonMail to be tricky as I suspect that ProtonMail Brigde, and especially hydroxide, don't really comply with IMAP spec too well.

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@m0xee @romin php is fine, apache makes it quite easy to use to. (

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Seamonkey is pretty good email client

@dj @romin @m0xee Mega true (and it works again)

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In all seriousness there is a thunderbird fork called Betterbird for those not happy with Mozilla

https://www.betterbird.eu/

@m0xee @romin use Seamonkey