Publish: 2017-12-06 | Modify: 2017-12-06
YoMail was launched in 2014 as a new email client, and it does not lack any functionality. If you frequently work with emails, I recommend giving YoMail a try.
I used to use the well-known email client Foxmail and thought it was good enough. However, after using YoMail, I found it to be even more convenient. Here are the reasons:
If you have used Gmail, you may know that the Gmail web interface has a built-in email translation feature, which saves you the trouble of copying and pasting the email content for translation. Yes, YoMail also supports one-click translation of email content. If you, like me, often buy foreign VPS and receive email notifications from foreigners, YoMail can easily handle them with one-click translation.
Markdown allows you to focus on writing content and generates beautiful and comfortable formatting, which is loved by programmers. You can install a Markdown editor through the YoMail app store, but what does it mean for ordinary users to have a limit of installing only three apps?
YoMail supports clients such as Windows, MAC, iPhone/Android, etc. After registering a YoMail account, you can synchronize your mailboxes, eliminating the hassle of repetitive configurations. However, free users can only sync three mailboxes, and the security is not clear yet. Moreover, this kind of membership level system is a bit annoying.
Due to well-known reasons, Gmail cannot be accessed by default. YoMail has made special optimizations, so you can send and receive Gmail without any special means (it seems to have a built-in proxy).
YoMail also has features such as cloud storage, social chat, and office collaboration, which I, who only use it for sending and receiving emails, seem to have no use for.
YoMail has a much more beautiful appearance than Foxmail and has richer functionality. In summary, it is worth a try. As a new product, bugs are inevitable, but fortunately, the official updates are quite frequent.
Official website: YoMail Email Client
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