#JUST READ CANARY MAIL UPDATE#

Restart the Chromebook when it finishes the update and youвЂ™ll be using the Canary channel. To speed this up, you can click menu > Help > About Chrome OS and click the вЂњCheck for and apply updatesвЂќ button.

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The next time your Chromebook checks for updates, it will download and install the Canary channel version of Chrome OS. (If you see an вЂњunknown commandвЂќ error message instead, you need to put your Chromebook into Developer Mode first.) ThatвЂ™s the point! YouвЂ™re getting the latest Chrome OS development code with all its problems. AnywayвЂ¦.Type вЂњyвЂќ and press Enter to switch to the Canary channel (again, only if you know what youвЂ™re doing!).В Your Chromebook will become one of the canaries in the coal mine and, if thereвЂ™s a problem with the Chrome OS development code, it will be one of the first machines to break. So itвЂ™s nice to have a uniform app between desktop and mobile devices. But these benefits are offset by the time you lose searching for emails in trash.ДЄlsoвЂ¦Spark has a mobile app. Mailspring also has a cleaner UI that can help differentiate different emails and areas of the application faster. I did appreciate MailspringвЂ™s feature to check if recipients saw my email but that doesnвЂ™t make up for all the times Mailspring deleted my email threads. Being able to reply to emails from a different email was a huge dealmaker for me.

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I would say Spark Mail should be first choice for being simpler, faster, and less annoying (paid upgrade nags). I believe Spark is rated higher than Mailspring in most lists.WonвЂ™t hang when you have email threads above 30 replies. Seems to load faster as itвЂ™s a simpler app.You end up scrolling just a tad more to figure out the difference between places. UI feels simpler and less polished making it slightly hard to distinguish certain areas.The вЂњclassic inboxвЂќ is nice though if you just like to see everything in usual chronological order. The вЂњsmart inboxвЂќ doesnвЂ™t feel as smart as MailspringвЂ¦which may or may not fit your workflow better.Can reply to emails from a different email from the one it was sent to.DoesnвЂ™t nag you to buy the paid version.I believe Mailspring has more features (and sub-features) out there box.Has a nicer UI and more polishedвЂ¦but I think also eats up more memory.Can feel slow or even freeze in long email threads.Easily tells you if your emails been OPENED and SEEN by the recipient.(The search doesnвЂ™t include the вЂњtrashвЂќ either, btw.) I check the trash and sure enough itвЂ™s there. IвЂ™ll be chatting back and forth with a client and before I know it, I canвЂ™t find the thread anywhere. BUTвЂ¦very often deletes email threads without you telling it to.

More intelligently shows you what you usually like to see and avoids the ones you usually skip.

Has a better вЂњsmart inboxвЂќ that combines incoming emails from all your accounts.

(Although not really a deal-maker for me.)

Has similar better signature layout possibilities.

Cannot reply to emails from a different email than the one it was sent to.

This alone was what made me look for another email client.

No matter how many times you dismiss it (per day), it keeps coming back.

Nags you so annoyingly to try their paid version.

Both offer a message undo/unsend option for 5 seconds.Дifferences between Spark Mail & Mailspring.

Both put all your replies into email threads, reducing inbox clutter.

Both are good enough for you to not need a paid email app.

Both are easy to use, have clean minimal interface.

Both are free, full-featured email clients.

NOTE: IвЂ™m only comparing their free versions! Similarities between Spark Mail & Mailspring Still donвЂ™t believe me?! Fine, then continue wasting your life and read moreвЂ¦ You can stop reading this guide, stop wasting your life, and just get Spark right now. My personal review of the 2 best free email clients for OS X.

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