Looking at the sieve website it seems quite a few desktop and web mail clients do have support for it either out of the box or as an add-on. So I would say that having this functionality is more on the "common" side than "borderline unique".
Looking at the sieve website it seems quite a few desktop and web mail clients do have support for it either out of the box or as an add-on. So I would say that having this functionality is more on the "common" side than "borderline unique".
Sieve might be supported by many email clients, but is pretty much nonexistent in corporate email.
Actually, if someone points me to one hosted email provider that does support it, I'd be glad - I was wondering about trying it out but nobody supports it.
Not sure but unlikely. It works in Exchange for 20 years now, that RFC was written in 2008.
> having this functionality is more on the "common" side than "borderline unique".
The complete UX makes it borderline unique. Available out of the box, has a nice GUI, and is reliable in practice.