Fairmail for android and Thunderbird for desktop is my preferred setup
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2023
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I think the most popular choices for a desktop computer are something like Thunderbird or Evolution. Or one of the sleek and minimalistic newer ones like Geary.
K-9 for Android has lots of features and is a popular choice. If hotmail doesn't support one of the widely accepted standards like IMAP, you need to look up what solutions other people came up with. Could be very well the case that is's also not supported with Thunderbird and Evolution etc then.
Using Thunderbird and K9. Hotmail working perfectly on both, you might have messed up the settings.
Can Proton mail work with other applications? 🤔
Looking online Hotmail supports IMAP, pop and SMTP. So you should be able to set it up.
https://www.getmailbird.com/setup/access-hotmail-com-via-imap-smtp
Looks like it just uses the outlook settings.
Aquamail on Android is feature rich.
I use Thunderbird for desktop (Windows) and Bluemail for Android. Works for me.
Unless you pay a subscription fee to be able to run mystery meat proxy, you won't be able to open protonmail accounts either...
There's no program for what you expect to be able to do, because it's impossible.
But well, if the service you're using allows automatic forwarding of mail, you can always forward it all to address whose provider that doesn't fuck over plain imap clients.
I've only used the protonmail account for a couple websites so I'll get rid of it easily.