I find Mail.app to have a terrible UX, but I did try it, thanks.
My standing solution is to use one browser to log into big-G services, another to log into FB, and a third for everything else.
My standing solution is to use one browser to log into big-G services, another to log into FB, and a third for everything else.
Check out Firefox container tabs.[1] You can isolate sites within one browser and save the associations between containers and tabs.
I use container tabs along with multiple Firefox profiles (for different combinations of browser extensions).
Again, that's perfectly alright! Just remember that if you reach the point that you can't stand it anymore, you do have other options available to you.
Until that's fixed, I can't use it as my primary browser. This saddens me, because I otherwise love it.
EDIT: This is actually more reason for me to switch back to Linux; FF doesn't have this bug there.
Thanks!
There are a few others to try. I used Airmail a few years ago. However, be on the lookout for "native" email clients that are really just web gmail wrappers.
I think I'll go back but I'm not sure.
I've also used Airmail on and off for years and quite like it, on both Mac and iOS. Mail.app isn't bad, but I've used labels heavily for years, including multiple labels on emails, and Mail doesn't seem to handle that scenario very well.