eM Client and Mac OS Tahoe

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So, far, this is not a problem post that needs support

Wanted to let those interested know that I have been using eM Client under Mac Tahoe Beta 2.

It seems to be working fine. If I or anyone else finds any bugs, this might be a good thread to post them.

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* thread dig *

I’m in the early stages of researching a leap away from the Windows platform for general home and light to moderate mobile use and considering a MacBook Neo as a tablet. The thing is, I’ve already actively invested in non Apple cloud/email client services so naturally, I’m doing a little research before making the investment.

How is your experience going with MacOS & eM Client a year later? I’ve been a user of eMClient under Windoze 10 and & Android phone wise for the last 12 months and loving it.

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How is your experience going with MacOS & eM Client a year later? I’ve been a user of eMClient under Windoze 10 and & Android phone wise for the last 12 months and loving it.

I personally have been using eM Client V10.4.x with a Mac Mini M2 Pro with 16GB Ram on Tahoe OS26.x and works perfectly for me with my 4 x IMAP accounts using eg: Gmail, iCloud & Outlook.com etc. Highly recommend it.

Also previously used eM Client V9 on my Old Mac Mini M1 with 8GB Ram on Mac Sonoma and Sequoia and no issues either.

I also use eM Client on my M1 iPad with the mobile app V10.4.x and that works fine too.

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I’m using eM Client on Mac Studio and on MacBook for almost two years now, with 2 Exchange accounts. Works fine here, too.

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Thanks for you detailed reply. It sparked another question perhaps for someone else though… I feel like I’m inviting trouble mixing vendors so much but I hope to keep my Local emClient folders in my paid Dropbox cloud space.

Hopefully the Tahoe/DropBox/emClient combination isn’t a toxic recipe!

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If you mean you have changed your Database Location to your Dropbox that’s a bad idea and you could risk corruption.

The database should be kept preferably “on an internal drive” or “physically attached drive” and not on a cloud drive.

The backup location though is fine for a cloud drive, just not the actual database. I have mine backing up to my Google Drive in a backup folder.

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