AIRMAIL FOR MAC FULL
Send short replies quickly and easily without opening the full composer and losing your flow Set Airmail to use light or dark mode, or to switch when your system switches Not only does Airmail have support for the Touch Bar, but you can also customise the actions on it to make your life easier Then you can re-use it at any time instead of retyping itĬhoose colours to quickly identify email accounts, and customize the view in the message preview. Write an email once and save it as a template right from the composer. Use the Files integration to add attachments from anything that is a file provider, and use the built in options to resize photos. Choose from any of the wide array of actions to handle as many messages as you need to at once.Īdd files and photos as attachments. Quickly handle multiple messages at once with bulk actions. use the quick filters at the bottom of the message lists to jump to unread messages, those with attachments, starred items, emails received today, or to set up another sort. Sort and filter your messages any way you want. Set up the swipe actions to meet your needs, whether you prefer to delete or archive, reply or forward, or even use one of your custom actions, you can do it. If you want to add extra security to your email in Airmail you can enable Touch ID or Face ID to make sure it’s only you who accesses your email. 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 My setup won't suit everyone but it's the closest I've come to achieving complete email harmony outside of using stock Mail apps.Replace apple Mail as default mail client on iOs 14 Almost three weeks later, I'm happy with this setup and I've found myself handling email a lot more efficiently than I ever have. The whole setup took me an hour or two to tweak and get perfect. Other than that, messages re-appear in all my inboxes when Mailbox puts them there, I can manage and view my lists across OS X and iOS and they're perfectly in sync. Perhaps there's a way to use Airmail's todo options but I haven't quite figured that out yet. It's not an ideal solution but it's one I'm willing to live with until I have a native Mailbox client for Mac.
If I'm in Airmail, I leave them in my inbox until I switch devices. For now my solution is to just deal with them on my iPhone or iPad when I can. My only annoyance with this setup is that I can't delegate items for later as easily in Airmail as I can in Mailbox. Once that was done, I tested my workflow to make sure things filed and behaved as I wanted. I repeated these steps on both my iMac and my Macbook Air so both versions of Airmail looked the exact same.
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