And yes, your book “Blogging Tips” is worth to be recommended for anyone who is considering to start blogging. Great work Lorelle!

Great post, great site!

You GMail wishes are pretty cool. One thing, and it’s pretty lame, but one thing I’d like is an easier interface for changing “who” is sending the email. I have a bunch of emails I run out of the one GMail account, and sometimes I forget, and it uses my default email .. so I’ve just opted for my “safest” email, and now rarely change it.

But I’d like contextual “who”-ing of the sender :).

While it is actually highly inconvenient, slow, and clumsy to use

Sorry I am not in a position to write a plugin for Firefox to help Lorelle, but I _did_ want to say that I find GMail superb. I find it is much better (even) than the best desktop client I have used (won’t bore-on here (like I did here) as to why).

Sorry you find it as you do, but perhaps it’s the ‘climbing the hill’ thing — it all seems a bit useless until you get to the top and see the view; certainly for me, once I had used GMail enough to become familiar with it, I was simply blown away by the job the engineers and designers did in making a new* (*fresh answers to old problems) email client.

Again, sorry this is not a plugin post and only a GMail bigUp.

Cheers, -Alan

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Wish number two can be solved by creating filters and setting colored labels. I use it in Gmail to help me see what is important.

And, best of all, your email is all stored on your own computer so you are not at the mercy of an internet connection (or lack thereof).

I understand that Eudora’s being folded into Thunderbird. I have only a little experience with Thunderbird so I can’t say if it incorporates all of Eudora’s useful features but it might also be worth a look.