Share documents or even text from other apps on your device to Airmail to create an email with ease You can also use the Airmail To Do widget to see those emails marked for follow up Want to see a quick view of your inbox? Use the Airmail Inbox widget to keep on top of things and jump straight to the right email.

Delete, archive, or even reply directly from the notification - choose the actions which make sense for your workflow When you receive a notification you can do more than just open the email.

Choose from a choice of light and dark themes to delight your eyes When your device changes theme, so does Airmail. Quick access to your mailbox form your home screenĬhoose colours to quickly identify email accounts, and customize the view in the message list It's been around for a bit, development is continuous and it freaking WORKS! Further, if you buy the iOS version for a measly $4.99, there is no setup!!!! Literally! No tweaking individual accounts, settings or signatures! The app pulls all that in from iCloud!!! While I don't see the super necessary feature of templated snippets, I have submitted the feature request and am hopeful it will be implemented soon.Replace apple Mail as default mail client on iOs 14 $40!!! I opted for Canary for a few reasons. That said, everyday use with six email accounts (multiple lines of business) became as I said earlier slow, boring, cumbersome and I'll even add on, seriously problematic. Even have placeholders that are customizable on the fly. Slow, boring and cumbersome, I still put up with it because of the templated snippets or 'Responses', as they are called within PostBox, that allowed for repeated use. LifeUnleashed's Experience I've been using PostBox for years. You can have a gmail account, but use their app(s). So from my experience, if you are in Tim Cook's hermit kingdom, just use their products if available. I'm not a Tim Cook fan, I think Apple succeeds despite him not because of him, I am not a fanboy, BUT it's hard to go past the. Some may think it's ugly, that is purely a personal preference and subjective, I don't. A colleague said just use the mail app, it works and is secure (by comparison) AND your mail is local, available on iPhone and iPad and plays well with Apple hardware. I don't think they 'got in', but they were certainly piggy backing of my email address. Recently I was invaded by one or more Russians (I assume Russian, addressees of svetlana and ivan and cyrillic alphabet) using my gmail address to relay a gazillion emails. I've tried most of the other clients and always came back. Kevin Black's Experience I was using the Gmail web app (I had it wrapped up using fluid so it looked like a simple app).

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