| > Does M3 support carddav properly? No. This would actually be a pretty killer feature, and if they've implemented sync properly(?) maybe that's something they'll add in the future. > Also, can I add multiple mail accounts easily? Yes. I've had no issues here, although I've been using IMAP rather than POP3 for the interim while I decide how well it's going to work for me. (On the other hand, I haven't been back on M2 for several months, so maybe it's time for the switch?) > Are mails part of Vivaldi sync? No. Contacts make sense to me, but mail across sync would be basically implementing IMAP for sync purposes, right? There are things still missing: * mail import for those of us who still prefer POP to IMAP and have a ton of emails on our system * highlight-to-quote * more configurable keyboard shortcuts * default bottom-quoting * tighter calendar integration But on the balance, it's a pretty decent client. I'll look forward to improvements as they have time to commit, but working it into Chromium has been a much more significant challenge than they originally anticipated. The devs/testers talked often about it not being ready for prime time, but I think that had much more to do with the extension development than it did with protocols (for example). I would also suspect that they're significantly understaffed compared to other teams. And, to be honest, I doubt there's really even a big market for mail clients these days at all: we're mostly on Gmail or Outlook or some other web-based IMAP with integration across all devices. In-browser mail clients without some kind of super-sync feature ... just aren't likely to gain any traction. |