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Thunderbird is the most popular choice and supports add-ons. For comprehensive alternatives to Microsoft Outlook, Evolution is well-integrated into GNOME, while KMail (part of Kontact) is well-integrated into KDE. Alternatively, Geary (GTK+ 3 based, adopted by GNOME), Pantheon Mail (Elementary's fork of Geary), Claws Mail (lightweight GTK+ 2 based), Sylpheed (lightweight GTK+ 2 based), Trojitá (lightweight Qt 5 based), Kube (Qt 5 based, integrates with Kolab Now), and Mutt (text-based) also work on Linux. All of these applications are free and open-source, and some of them also work on Windows and macOS. Thunderbird: https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/ Evolution: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Evolution/ KMail: https://www.kde.org/applications/internet/kmail/ Geary: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary Pantheon Mail: https://github.com/elementar

There are work in progress right now, e.g. trojita[1], caliopen[2], kube[3], ... Setting up your personal email server correctly hassle free: mail-in-a-box[4] Most gmail features requires losing all expectations of privacy and as such are not desirable or feasible. That said IINM full text search already exists in kde's kmail. I have no use for threaded conversations across folder, so I have no suggestions for this, sorry. Maintained opensource webmails do exist, e.g. roundcube[5], mailpile[6], rainloop[7], zimbra[8], ... Non thunderbird desktop clients do exist too: claws[9], sylpheed[10], kmail[11], mail[12], geary[13], ... [1]: https://trojita.flaska.net/ [2]: https://www.caliopen.org/en/ [3]: https://kube.kde.org/ [4]: https://mailinabox.email/ and https://github.com/mail-in-a-box/mailinabox [5]: https://roundcube.net/ [6]: https://ww