Comments on: Integrated Email Client for Firefox http://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/ Technology News Mon, 13 Feb 2012 07:03:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ckurgohttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-154537 ckurgo Sat, 20 Nov 2010 13:55:35 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-154537 I used to use the MSN browser for email and web. I 'm looking for something that will work the same way. Is there anything out there that does this. I know the program had its share of bugs but it was easy for my husband. He complains about our current email set up which if firefox and thunderbird. He liked being able to check email with out having to open another program. the email had other options he liked like being able to change the back ground easily I used to use the MSN browser for email and web. I ‘m looking for something that will work the same way. Is there anything out there that does this. I know the program had its share of bugs but it was easy for my husband. He complains about our current email set up which if firefox and thunderbird. He liked being able to check email with out having to open another program. the email had other options he liked like being able to change the back ground easily

]]> By: Ryanhttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139949 Ryan Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:11:45 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139949 <div class="commentquote"><a href="#comment-139887" rel="nofollow">The Guru wrote:</a><blockquote>If it weren’t for the fact I have so much stuff store in TBird, I might just start using this instead. I did manage to get myself down to 1 POP3 email account this week instead of the 3 I use to have. But then I opened up a ymail account in addition to my Windows Live.</blockquote></div> That's normally how email addresses work... close one account and open another. ;) I can't even remember half of the email addresses that I have.<div class="commentquote"><a href="#comment-139897" rel="nofollow">Cody wrote:</a><blockquote>I have been using this extension for a few months now. However, as you pointed out Ryan, IMAP implementation does not work. Which is a pity because it means you cannot use it with Gmail. There is no synchronization whatsoever between Gmail’s server and Simple Mail, which is what IMAP is all about!</blockquote></div> Yeah, I was a little perplexed as to how they consider it IMAP access when nothing synchronizes.<div class="commentquote"><a href="#comment-139899" rel="nofollow">It's Meee wrote:</a><blockquote>Starting up Opera takes 2 seconds (3 GB RAM, VISTA), Firefox took more than 10 seconds. 10 web pages (in tabs) open = 50 MB Opera… Firefox 250! MB. </blockquote></div> Opera has always been very good about having a fast startup time, and that's something I love about the browser. When it comes to memory usage I have found that Firefox 3 and Opera 9.5 are nearly equal though. The Guru wrote:
If it weren’t for the fact I have so much stuff store in TBird, I might just start using this instead. I did manage to get myself down to 1 POP3 email account this week instead of the 3 I use to have. But then I opened up a ymail account in addition to my Windows Live.

That’s normally how email addresses work… close one account and open another. ;) I can’t even remember half of the email addresses that I have.

Cody wrote:
I have been using this extension for a few months now. However, as you pointed out Ryan, IMAP implementation does not work. Which is a pity because it means you cannot use it with Gmail. There is no synchronization whatsoever between Gmail’s server and Simple Mail, which is what IMAP is all about!

Yeah, I was a little perplexed as to how they consider it IMAP access when nothing synchronizes.

It’s Meee wrote:
Starting up Opera takes 2 seconds (3 GB RAM, VISTA), Firefox took more than 10 seconds. 10 web pages (in tabs) open = 50 MB Opera… Firefox 250! MB.

Opera has always been very good about having a fast startup time, and that’s something I love about the browser. When it comes to memory usage I have found that Firefox 3 and Opera 9.5 are nearly equal though.

]]> By: RGhttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139904 RG Sun, 29 Jun 2008 17:29:55 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139904 An add-on that competes with another product the (firefox) developers make, got to love the internet :) (and before you call me crazy for comparing this to Thunderbird...what I mean is that *in principle and for all intents and purposes* that is what Simple Mail is doing, not featurewise, etc.) An add-on that competes with another product the (firefox) developers make, got to love the internet :)
(and before you call me crazy for comparing this to Thunderbird…what I mean is that *in principle and for all intents and purposes* that is what Simple Mail is doing, not featurewise, etc.)

]]> By: Omar Upeguihttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139903 Omar Upegui Sun, 29 Jun 2008 15:29:44 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139903 <div class="commentquote"><a href="#comment-139899" rel="nofollow">It's Meee wrote:</a><blockquote>Starting up Opera takes 2 seconds (3 GB RAM, VISTA), Firefox took more than 10 seconds. 10 web pages (in tabs) open = 50 MB Opera… Firefox 250! MB. Goodbye Firefox!!!</blockquote></div>As they say, <i>"The taste is in the pudding"</i>. I've tried Opera on several occasions, and always go back to <b>Firefox</b> and <b>Flock</b>. Opera is not able to render many of my websites properly.Besides, Opera's forums are so cold and unfriendly. As far as I'm concerned, <b>Goodbye Opera!</b> It’s Meee wrote:
Starting up Opera takes 2 seconds (3 GB RAM, VISTA), Firefox took more than 10 seconds. 10 web pages (in tabs) open = 50 MB Opera… Firefox 250! MB. Goodbye Firefox!!!

As they say, “The taste is in the pudding”. I’ve tried Opera on several occasions, and always go back to Firefox and Flock. Opera is not able to render many of my websites properly.

Besides, Opera’s forums are so cold and unfriendly. As far as I’m concerned, Goodbye Opera!

]]> By: Codyhttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139901 Cody Sun, 29 Jun 2008 14:30:34 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139901 @It's MeeeI completely agree with all your points. I use both browsers. As for the "fair-usage" Firefox, well to me it seems pretty heavy for a browser (especially bearing in mind the fact that it is *just* a browser with no mail/irc client, etc.) @It’s Meee

I completely agree with all your points. I use both browsers. As for the “fair-usage” Firefox, well to me it seems pretty heavy for a browser (especially bearing in mind the fact that it is *just* a browser with no mail/irc client, etc.)

]]> By: It's Meeehttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139899 It's Meee Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:51:14 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139899 Thanks for this information, Ryan. After I tried out Firefox 3 I was very surprised that Mozilla was able to create a fair-usage browser. I used Firefox every single minute... but then I tried out Opera again and after 2! minutes I completely deleted my Firefox directory. Never in my live I will go back to Firefox.Starting up Opera takes 2 seconds (3 GB RAM, VISTA), Firefox took more than 10 seconds. 10 web pages (in tabs) open = 50 MB Opera... Firefox 250! MB.And before I was using Gmail with Firefox... since I switched back to Opera I am using the internal mail application and I have to admit... NOTHING BEATS OPERA 9.5 :-oGoodbye Firefox!!! Thanks for this information, Ryan. After I tried out Firefox 3 I was very surprised that Mozilla was able to create a fair-usage browser. I used Firefox every single minute… but then I tried out Opera again and after 2! minutes I completely deleted my Firefox directory. Never in my live I will go back to Firefox.

Starting up Opera takes 2 seconds (3 GB RAM, VISTA), Firefox took more than 10 seconds. 10 web pages (in tabs) open = 50 MB Opera… Firefox 250! MB.

And before I was using Gmail with Firefox… since I switched back to Opera I am using the internal mail application and I have to admit… NOTHING BEATS OPERA 9.5 :-o

Goodbye Firefox!!!

]]> By: Codyhttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139897 Cody Sun, 29 Jun 2008 10:51:17 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139897 I have been using this extension for a few months now. However, as you pointed out Ryan, IMAP implementation does not work. Which is a pity because it means you cannot use it with Gmail. There is no synchronization whatsoever between Gmail's server and Simple Mail, which is what IMAP is all about! I have been using this extension for a few months now. However, as you pointed out Ryan, IMAP implementation does not work. Which is a pity because it means you cannot use it with Gmail. There is no synchronization whatsoever between Gmail’s server and Simple Mail, which is what IMAP is all about!

]]> By: CGAhttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139894 CGA Sun, 29 Jun 2008 09:39:55 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139894 This extension is the one that tipped me over from Opera to Firefox, excellent. This extension is the one that tipped me over from Opera to Firefox, excellent.

]]> By: The Guruhttp://cybernetnews.com/integrated-email-client-for-firefox/#comment-139887 The Guru Sun, 29 Jun 2008 04:54:29 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/?p=13372#comment-139887 If it weren't for the fact I have so much stuff store in TBird, I might just start using this instead. I did manage to get myself down to 1 POP3 email account this week instead of the 3 I use to have. But then I opened up a ymail account in addition to my Windows Live. If it weren’t for the fact I have so much stuff store in TBird, I might just start using this instead. I did manage to get myself down to 1 POP3 email account this week instead of the 3 I use to have. But then I opened up a ymail account in addition to my Windows Live.

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