I'm on the hunt for a new email client, perhaps something that could be run portably. Portable Apps didn't seem to have many though, which surprised me.
@FreakyFwoof If it needs to be portable, i'd recommend Betterbird. I'm pretty sure that one is available as a portable version. I've heard good things about Becky, The Bat or Poppeeper, although I don't know if they are portable or not. I personally am using eM Client, but that one isn't free and non-portable, thought i'd list it here anyway.
@FreakyFwoof I use Thunderbird. Windows Mail is snappy but going away in favour of web soon. A couple of people have talked about EMClient, which is paid if you need more than two email accounts, and single-dvice license, so I haven't tried it. I gave up on Outlook for many reasons. Out of all those, I'm not sure if any besides Thunderbird will run portably.
@FreakyFwoof@simon Thunderbird has a portable version that can be downloaded and configured to run off a detachable drive/device. The profile stays on the device.
@FreakyFwoof@simon I tried Betterbird as well. I had some trouble with Betterbird's profile management. I freely admit that it could have been my laptop there. So it's a good option too. I've been running Thunderbird Daily for months now. The latest versions are working quite nicely with NVDA and the Thunderbird add-on. you can't go wrong with either option these days.
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