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Can it connect to Exchange without a paid plugin?

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I’ve been using DavMail, which is FOSS. It works as a local proxy to translate IMAP to Exchange API.

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uhhh… paid plugin? just use IMAP

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My work has IMAP shut off and we can only use MAPI. There’s a paid thunderbird plugin that adds MAPI support, which is likely what this person is hoping for natively 👍

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Ahhhh fair enough, I didn’t realize MAPI was a paid plugin, that suuuuucks

EDIT: Reading up on this, it sounds like it doesn’t work because Microsoft doesn’t want it to work. MAPI is not an open standard like POP and IMAP. And they’re actually in the process of moving to EWS, which is also not an open standard. That fucking sucks!

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