True, I did. My bad.
Itās default app iāve been using it from day one.
iāll checkout snappymail, thanks.
hereās a suggestion, just deprecate it, there is no fixing it. youād need to rewrite it and why would you when theres dozens of open source alternatives on the internet.
roundcube isnāt even an app, you need it running somewhere else and embed it into nextcloud? thatās silly.
Well thatās a bold claim youāre making there. However, Iām not a developer, so I canāt comment on that.
This sounds like a a massive exaggeration. I know RoundCube, Snappy (fork of Rainloop), After Logic WebMail (a fork, respectively the commercial version of Rainloop, not OSS), squirrelmail (still looks like it did in the 90s 
) Iām sure I forgot a few, but if you can list at least a dozen, Iād be surprised.
No. You needs to install the Snappymail package somewhere. That is not ājustā roundcube.
EDIT: Well I second my own comment. Following the documentation, it seems you dont need anything else. I am not using it at all, so I am ONLY stating what I can read.
still more than needing to write your own half assed one
but you can use whatever you want man, see if i care
Spoiler alert. I donāt use it. Anyways, I think you got your answer, if you want to keep bitching around here, go ahead. Iām out.
i have configuration questions but i donāt expect you to help, so thanks for letting me know this exists .
go bitching away now.
The SnappyMail app is fully self contained. Please read here on how to set it up: Admin Manual Ā· the-djmaze/snappymail Wiki Ā· GitHub
iāve installed it from nextcloud store
## How to access the Admin Panel
After installing SnappyMail you can use the URL `https://example.com/?admin` to access the Admin Panel of SnappyMail.
what server???
what is example.com here in this context??
meh screw it, iāll just continue using desktop clients
Probably the domain / URL of your Nextcloud server
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Rainloop recommends snappymail after deprecating their app.
Nextcloud devs recommend their mail app.
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Any idea what version youāre using? Thereās been lots of development in the past six months:
I see draft handling got a significant refactor per above.
SnappyMail:
The Snappy NC app store page entry has a paragraph that tells you where to find the settings in NC. Itās the only paragraph there so canāt miss it:
After enabling in Nextcloud, go to Nextcloud admin panel, āAdditional settingsā and you will see a āSnappyMail webmailā section. There, click on the link to go to the SnappyMail admin panel.
Definitely accurate documentation - I got curious and just deployed it.
Also looks like the Snappy admin manual has a section that has a Nextcloud heading with even more details if desired.
Keep in mind that Snappy can also be installed without Nextcloud so the default use case for their manual likely starts out assuming youāre not integrating it with NC. Scroll down. Or hereās the first link to a dedicated document (which is linked to from that section):
But, again, the app store paragraph is all thatās needed to get started.
Hope you find what youāre looking for with Snappy, with a newer version of NC Mail, or elsewhere. And I hope your weekend gets better from here onward.
I donāt use Roundcube, but from the looks of it the NC app is a somewhat narrower integration than that provided by Snappy or NC Mail. Namely it enables somewhat more friction free usage of Roundcube alongside NC without tightly integrating them (beyond optional authentication). If that fits oneās primary requirements, great.
That said, itās not silly - itās just a different use case. And - from your reaction - perhaps your use case simply isnāt the same. No biggie. 
What type of person are you?
You use this for free and shouldnāt go with this attitude, but rather try to improve things by opening issues in Github!
Re-read this thread and realized how hostile it is throughout. Closing.
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