I've used chromium and gmail for years
Others pride and joy sound like this: "I've never used chromium and gmail."
I've used chromium and gmail for years
Others pride and joy sound like this: "I've never used chromium and gmail."
Does anyone get their "smartphone" without making a decision?Smartphones are getting inevitable. It is not our decision.
Life not having a Smartphone with Internet is becoming impossible.Does anyone get their "smartphone" without making a decision?
Even if you get it donated you could say "No!" which is a decision too.
There is a difference between "impossible" and less convenient.Life not having a Smartphone with Internet is becoming impossible.
If it's a toxicity contest, I'm using (and liking) Microsoft Edge (chromium) and like new Thunderbird - it just got that new-modern-hype layout that other MUAs like Apple Mail had for quite some time while still being a lot more functional than competitors.I've used chromium and gmail for years
You need to have a Google account to install apps from the Play Store. Gmail will simply load the mail automatically unless you turn off syncing in your Accounts settings on Android. But it's off topic.Email clients on cellphones are generic. Nobody forces you to use the gmail service on an Android phone.
You need to have a Google account to install apps from the Play Store. Gmail will simply load the mail automatically unless you turn off syncing in your Accounts settings on Android. But it's off topic.
Or perhaps because a 10-person user interface research group (half of them statistics PhDs, the other half seasoned UI designers) did a careful study using a sample of 1000 users, carefully instrumenting how fast and accurate they used the dialog window, and also collecting feedback in interviews. And the results of the study said that one version was better.A minor annoyance, but why? Because some hotshot just out of college with a design degree says "It's better".
Yep, that sometimes happens, but when it does you have the entire userbase clicking No when they meant Yes and having to redo the operation. Kind of breaks POLAOr perhaps because a 10-person user interface research group (half of them statistics PhDs, the other half seasoned UI designers) did a careful study using a sample of 1000 users, carefully instrumenting how fast and accurate they used the dialog window, and also collecting feedback in interviews. And the results of the study said that one version was better.
Or perhaps because a 10-person user interface research group (half of them statistics PhDs, the other half seasoned UI designers) did a careful study using a sample of 1000 users, carefully instrumenting how fast and accurate they used the dialog window, and also collecting feedback in interviews. And the results of the study said that one version was better.
"I asked 2 friends, they asked 2 friends who asked their dogs..."but they never reveal anything about how the data came together and was processed.
How did you get claws-mail to work with gmail? Trying to move back, and the OAuth2 keeps erroring out.ClawsMail and SeaMonkey
Probably wouldn't go over too well at a planning meeting.
I am using claws-mail but I do not using Gmail. But if you are search in Claws-mail mailing list I think you will find the answer as I remember there were debate about Gmail.How did you get claws-mail to work with gmail? Trying to move back, and the OAuth2 keeps erroring out.
I like [mail][/sylpheed].
P.S. how does one get these fancy port links?