I liked Windows Mail for its simplicity but between the ads and the tracking for Outlook I guess I'm moving to something else. Now I understand why my mail accounts give Oauth or temporary passwords to external clients, because otherwise M$ would have them.
this post was submitted on 14 Jan 2024
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Of course it is, it doesn't support pop3, only IMAP through their server
Same as it's always been