Webmail began the year at 27% and grew to 30%.Desktop began the year at 19% and dropped to 16%.Mobile began and ended the year at 54%, though it did jump to as high as 56%.While mobile remained dominant, this year did see some changes (and oscillations) for mobile, webmail, and desktop. Thunderbird lost the #10 spot to Windows Mail then Windows Live Mail and Windows Mail flip-flopped to #10 and #9, respectively.Android remained #4 but dropped more than 2% along the way.iPhone, Gmail, and iPad remained the top three email clients.And while a few things stayed the same-the top three email clients have claimed those spots several years in a row now-we saw plenty of movement this year, namely: We tracked over 13 billion opens in 2016. This is big news for the email community not on principle, but because of the volume of opens in each of these email clients. The biggest news of 2016 for email geeks? Gmail supporting and media queries, effectively supporting responsive design. This year saw the launch of a new version of iOS (iOS 10) and the Yahoo! Mail Android app dropping support for media queries. Enterprise Plan Boost collaboration and drive resultsĢ016 brought significant changes for the most popular email clients, proving once again that email is still alive and kicking.Litmus Plus Automate testing to ensure quality.

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