Airmail is an mail client with fast performance and intuitive interaction. Support for iCloud, MS Exchange, Gmail, Google Apps, IMAP, POP3, Yahoo!, AOL, Outlook.com, Live.com.
Airmail was designed from the ground to retain the same experience with a single or multiple accounts and provide a quick, modern and easy-to-use user experience. Airmail is clean and allows you to get to your emails without interruption -- it's the mail client for the 21st century.
We have taken usability and function to the next level with Airmail and bring a striking-design with support for all major email services. Switch between More...
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Version 3.3.2:
Fix on templates with images
Improved Sync with Rules
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OS X 10.10 or later
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Airmail is an mail client with fast performance and intuitive interaction. Support for iCloud, MS Exchange, Gmail, Google Apps, IMAP, POP3, Yahoo!, AOL, Outlook.com, Live.com.
Airmail was designed from the ground to retain the same experience with a single or multiple accounts and provide a quick, modern and easy-to-use user experience. Airmail is clean and allows you to get to your emails without interruption -- it's the mail client for the 21st century.
We have taken usability and function to the next level with Airmail and bring a striking-design with support for all major email services. Switch between accounts like a breeze and quick reply to incoming messages within seconds -- email has never been so easy and productive.
Version 3.3.2:
Fix on templates with images
Improved Sync with Rules
A lot of low rated review and comments here. Honestly, I cannot speak about all previous versions but 3.1 is pretty slick.
I evaluated several email clients : Mozilla Thunderbird, Postbox and AirMail (free beta). After some days I removed Mozilla Thunderbird because it has too many problems regarding stability and sluggish GUI.
Postbox is not bad but I don’t like the GUI at all. Its is counterproductive in many ways and I cannot slim down the GUI to my likeness. Also, in many occasions the preview render of emails, especially with a lot of content, is slow. And I meant SLOW. Therefore browsing mails becomes a pain and frustrating. I don't understand the 5 star reviews of Postbox. They do not reflect my findings at all. Of course my needs aren't the same as others. Still .. its odd.
Airmail scores surprisingly very well. The highly customisable GUI is truly fantastic and all window animations are smooth working. Scrolling through mails is blistering fast, something I feel is very important and fails terrible with Apple Mail and Postbox. That said, I do not understand the wipe animations in Airmail for macOS. I mean, there are no macOS devices that have a touchscreen (yet). It is a bit confusion at times. Maybe it has been added to make the transition to the iOS version a bit more comfortable. I think it could be left out.
My conclusion is that there is no perfect email client (for me). But Airmail is getting very very close. I now bought it at the AppStore for a fair price.
Been trying alternatives to Mail.app, but to be honest this is not an alternative for me. Why? Well, the documentation is - to be polite - limited. No real way to find answers on their FAQ or in the support forum. They write that we- the users - can contact them on Twitter, but so far I have not recieved any answer. I am quite happy with mail.app and MailTags, but there are some things I miss.Like adding emails to calendars or reminders. That function in mail.app is quite limited, and even with MailTags it is not quite there. But if I am to switch I want some way to sort my emails with tags and have them moved to a certain folder with rules. There are rules in Airmail3, but I haven't figured out how to tag emails like "work" "finance" and so on and get it moved to a folder of my choise without me having to move them myself.' Just as I can do with mail.app - tag as "work" with MailTags and a rule that says every mail tagged with "work" is to be in a smart folder with that name.
Tried to contact Airmail on this via email. No answer. Tried Twitter. No answer.
I can't really see why I should buy a program that I don't know if it fits my needs or not. Trying the beta now, but will drop Airmail. OK, it looks nice. Bells and whistles and all that. But as an emailprogram it is not what I need. I think. But then how would I know since they have no support to answer questions.
Been trying quite a few different ones. MailMate is best, but too expensive. N1 is free but too limited. Airmail3 is overpriced and since it has no support it is quite useless to me. So for now I think Apples built in mail.app with mailTags is my choise.
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