Thunderbird for mac 2017 Offline#

That reality may have changed since we started, and (I talk a bit more about this later in the post) there is a good chance that we will come over to Mac in the future, though we’re not sure. To bring something at least as awesome as Sparrow to the world of Windows. So, in the beginning, our goal was simply to solve that problem. Mac already had Sparrow, while Windows could boast nothing of that caliber. When we began building Mailbird, there was no reason to go Mac. I think it’s about time we answered that question… We get an email or tweet or Facebook message from you guys asking when we’ll go Linux or Mac or Mobile. We’ve been chatting with our users and getting requests to go on Mobile & Linux ever since we began developing. Google bought Sparrow and, all of a sudden, Mac users were asking us when we would come over to their OS.Īnd they weren’t alone. Mailbird would become Windows’ email paradise as Sparrow had become Macs. It was time to make a choice: Either accept the mediocre email clients on Windows, and bemoan our fate…or create a new Windows email client that would equal – nay exceed! – the minimalistic beauty & productivity boosting ability of Sparrow. They were either too cluttered, too slow, missing features we needed, or had too much of a learning curve.

Thunderbird for mac 2017 Offline#

We’ve tried Thunderbird, Outlook, Opera, Postbox, Dreammail, i.Scribe, eM, even just plain old Gmail with Offline sync.īut, though many of them were quite cool, none of them felt anything like Sparrow. In Sparrow, Mac had found a paradise for those of us seeking to improve the beauty and productivity in our inboxes.Īnd on Windows, that email paradise was…non-existent.

The learning curve was measured in mere minutes. The simplicity found us speeding through our inboxes. A shining example of clean & minimalist email perfection.