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shiver

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#8362 23-Jun-2006 14:52
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what application do you guys use to monitor your GMail accounts for new mail?

do you use the google made notifier?
i would, but this only caters for just the one account... and i need more

any suggestions?

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  #39451 23-Jun-2006 15:06
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After using notifiers and/or Thunderbird/Pegasus/Outlook 2000/2002/2003 consistently since day dot (does anyone still use Pegasus, is less ugly yet??), I find myself now exclusively using Gmails web access, and rather than being pro active and getting a notification of new email, then going to read it, I simply check often, as I get anywhere from ten to fifty useful emails a day (not counting forum notifications etc), so there is nearly always something to read and reply to.









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  #39456 23-Jun-2006 15:58
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While I am at work I always have gmail open and check every couple of minutes. At home i have Outlook 2007 open and checking every minute and it plays a loud sound so i know when somethings arrived.

The notifier sucks. As does Thunderbird

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  #39482 23-Jun-2006 23:11
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Sorry to take the thread off-topic (When I used to use Gmail I used the gmail notifier plugin for Miranda-IM Messenger) but what's wrong with Thunderbird?

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