Sparrow vs Mailplane: question regarding drive space utilization
I recently switched to a MacBook Air, necessitating me pay more careful attention to my utilization of drive space.
I'd previously been using MailPlane to access my GMail accounts. It's ugly (as is GMail), but it did the job.
I'm intrigued by Sparrow which does similar things, but in a much more elegant package.
Sparrow has an option to "download messages on demand" which I assume makes it act more like Mailplane by storing locally only what you need.
I'm wondering if Sparrow, despite this setting, might become a space hog, by accumulating lots of cashed emails, etc.
Can anyone comment on Sparrow with respect to this?
Thanks!
I'd previously been using MailPlane to access my GMail accounts. It's ugly (as is GMail), but it did the job.
I'm intrigued by Sparrow which does similar things, but in a much more elegant package.
Sparrow has an option to "download messages on demand" which I assume makes it act more like Mailplane by storing locally only what you need.
I'm wondering if Sparrow, despite this setting, might become a space hog, by accumulating lots of cashed emails, etc.
Can anyone comment on Sparrow with respect to this?
Thanks!