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(1) Apple Mail is a lot easier on the eyes

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I normally need 3 email accounts and 2 calendar accounts open, and Mailplane let’s me have it all open at the same time and easily switch from one to another. With Gmail/ Mailplane this simply doesn’t happen.Īnd then there’s the calendar tabs, which is one of the best features Mailplane has added this year: you can have open tabs both for your email or for your calendar. Sometimes this may be a useful feature, I agree, actually, quite a few times, but not always.

The result is that only the text you had selected it’s included in your response. a name you want to search on Google, make the search, come back to your email client and click on reply to. This last week I ended up using Airmail but always having my Gmail account open in the browser because of so many times I couldn’t find the email I was looking for on Airmail. I usually need to find addresses of people it’s been a while I haven’t exchanged an email with, or emails from the past. Nooooooo! That’s my reason #1 to miss an email.

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When you archive or delete the first email and the second one is not read yet, Airmail, Mail App and others just mark it as read.

3 reasons I am loving it (Gmail/ Mailplane) again I prefer things to be intuitive and self explanatory, and if not possible, I would like explanations when/ where I need them. I want to mention that it is also possible that the Gmail guide explained all those things, but the problem is that when the guide appeared in front of me I hadn’t time to go through it. The thing is, for better or for worst, these things weren’t bothering me anymore when I switched to Airmail. I finally got used to finding all those things, I guess it was resistance to the change or something. How was I supposed to know that this won’t happen? Again, once I knew- one day my husband saw me deleting an email like that and said: ‘What are you doing? Why you just don’t delete the email? And because I trust him, I did so :)- that gave me no more trouble, but before knowing, it was a pain. Why? Because I thought that clicking on the waste basket would delete all the thread.

When responding to a thread, every time I wanted to delete an email I had started writing, I saved it as draft, went to drafts and discarded it.

Where were my colors, bullets and text editing tools? They were, again, hidden behind the underlined + italic A (#3) which, now that I know, makes sense, but pardon me, not before. I thought I’d click the «+» (#1), because it looked like it could have what I was looking for, but instead I got a bunch of not so often used features (#2): smileys, calendar (which can be added automatically by including a date), etc.

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How am I supposed to know how to edit the subject line when replying to an email? Clicking everywhere till I find it?.3 reasons why I hated the ‘new’ Gmail interface And I always keep coming back to Mailplane. One week later, I am back to Mailplane (which actually uses the Gmail interface). So far, I’ve tried Airmail, Mailplane, Sparrow, Thunderbird, and Mail App. Why? There was really no reason, but I ended up giving ‘ Airmail‘ a try. Last week I got a new computer (yay!) and took advantage of the situation to try a new email client. Some weeks ago- it may actually be some months ago, since time goes by pretty fast lately- when I had to switch to the ‘new’ Gmail interface, I thought in changing my email client again because… because some reasons that I am going to go through in a minute.