Re: [orca-list] Accessible email clients

[Jude DaShiell <jdashiel panix com>]

neomutt is also available intended more for graphical user interface users 
than mutt.
There's also balsa though I don't know its accessibility status.



On Thu, 7 Jan 2021, Peter V?gner via orca-list wrote:

> Hello,
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> I don't think there is another accessible graphical email client besides thunderbird I can recommend on linux.
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> While Thunderbird is laggy in terms of accessibility it's the best we have currently.
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> Geary - gnome's lightweight email client has some parts labelled but message body and message lists are not 
> accessible.
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> Evolution was accessible some time ago but it's no longer accessible as it is reportedly not possible to read 
> the message content.
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> Then there are commandline clients such as mut.
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> Also reading emails with gnus and notmuch in emacs isknown to be very fast and due to its text nature it's 
> very accessible.
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> Greetings
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> Peter
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> D?a 7. 1. 2021 o 20:16 Francisco Tissera via orca-list nap?sal(a):
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>       Hi there everyone, this time writing for a question: as mentioned in the subject, what accessible email 
> clients, eccept thunderbird, would you recommend? I tried thunderbird, but it
>       lags heavily when i close messages, and so you can imagine how unsattisfied i was.
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>       Thank you in advance for your very much apritiated help.
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>       Best regards.
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>       Francisco.
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