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Windows comes in versions tailored for category of user. The two facts may be connected, which is why I only think that Microsoft isn't slurping Exchange Server.Дomestic Windows - entertainment centre, marketing platform, and surveillance agent? If Microsoft would stop doing that, I'd use Apple Mail instead of Outlook on Macs and iOS. Just often enough to be Very Annoying(tm). In practice, Microsoft tweaks Exchange Server regularly and just by accident the tweaks might, just might, break Apple Mail. In theory Apple Mail can access Exchange Server accounts Thunderbird can't, unless IMAP is turned on, as Thunderbird doesn't speak Microsoft Weird Mail Thingie(tm). Microsoft doesn't appear to be slurping Exchange Server. Apple doesn't care what users do with Apple Mail. I do not use Microsoft Mail, or whatever they call it. I have been testing Edison on iOS there are a few issues, some of which are allegedly being addressed. I'll be replacing Thunderbird soon enough, preferably with a cross-platform Mac/Windows client.

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There is no Thunderbird on iOS, and Thunderbird on Mac is even more neglected than Thunderbird on Windows. I use Thunderbird on Windows and Apple Mail on Mac and iOS for personal email. I use Outlook on Windows, Mac, and iOS for business email, 'cause we have Exchange Server around here and every ever so often Something Happens(tm) which causes other clients to hiccup. Just like, bilions of people consume daily portion of facebook, regardless of how poor a life choice _I_ think it is.

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While I would not touch W10 mail client, which is, I heard, brutally stripped version of OE / live mail, and comes with free spying, I can understand that for many people, as it looks familiar and provides known features (presumably), this is THE client of choice, regardless of how poor _you_ think it is. And yes, OE had some deadly flaws, and yes, the live mail revamp also has some annoyences, yet in the day-to-day operation, I find it MUCH EASIER to handle than the (.) thunderbird, which is a drag, whenver I venture byond the basic 'read e-mails'. And while intertia played a part in my choice, it wasn't the main reason, I simply found that OE was the easiest BY FAR to be used from - I admit it, only a few - mail clients I tried as alternatives. ' Everyone I knew was running was running the.', wait for this, Outlook Express (obviously some ran Outlook, at work). You assumption that ' Everyone I knew was running was running the.

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And since Windows 10 includes a mail client with it, that's what they will use. But those that don't will mostly use the first thing they find. Most use webmail now, either GMail, or Outlook, or their ISP. Most will simply use what comes with their machine, or phone, or tablet.

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There are more mundanes that software people. And in OE, those spam emails appeared as being from 'Bill Gates' the email address didn't appear.

When she got a dial-up ISP, the instructions for email were for OE, and so she used OE. I didn't know anyone who ran Outlook Express.ДЄnd yet this mundane did. Even the most unsophisticated user I knew was running the Mozilla mail client. Everyone I knew was running was running the Eudora, or the Bat, or Thunderbird, or Agent, or the like.

Never mind the atrocious grammar and spelling of the scam emails, a casual look at the sender field would show you ' From: Bill Gates '.ДЄnd then I saw a mundane friend's PC, where she used Outlook Express. Back in the old days, I was astounded at the number of blatantly obvious scams that people fell for in email.

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