Name: Graffiti
Price: 9.95 $
Rating: 2 (7 reviews)

$9.95

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Graffiti overview

Note: Graffiti is no longer for sale. Its functionality is now included in Feigeist's MailButler, whose link can be found int he following paragraph.

Graffiti--which is now a part of MailButler, the complete assistant for Apple Mail--makes it easier than ever before to design wonderful email signatures without being a web design expert.

Add Style to your Emails - Email signatures are a very effective way of making your email messages look more professional, more personal or simply more beautiful. With Graffiti it becomes easier than ever before to design wonderful email signatures without being a webdesign expert.
Be unique - With Graffiti, you are able to design your email signature without any limitations. With HTML and CSS you can even re-use parts of your personal or professional website. Include hyperlinks to websites, social media profiles or personal images.
Use Templates for your Corporate Design - Graffiti supports templates to define a common look of email signatures within your company. You can easily design your own template and use them on different computers. Graffiti will automatically fill in the particular user's personal information while retaining a common design based on the signature template.

What’s new in version 1.1.4

Updated on Jan 18 2016

Version 1.1.4:

Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

Information

License

Shareware

Size

2.1 MB

Developer’s website

https://www.feingeist.io/mailbutler/#Graffiti

Downloads

2996

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.8 or later
Apple Mail

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Moxiesozo

Jan 19 2016

1.1.3

Version: 1.1.3

Feingeist (the developer) has apparently killed off this Mail plug-in and is integrating it into a package called MailButler. So, even if you paid for this plug-in, there will not be any future updates (the developer's web page is devoid of all information), and there are apparently no discounts for upgrading to MailButler. Worst of all, MailButler has a limited "free" version (up to 20 uses per month), but will be charging MONTHLY fees for their "professional" and "corporate" offerings of MailButler. Very saddened by this situation.

lazlototh

Dec 9 2015

1.1.2

0.5

Version: 1.1.2

This plugin is pretty terrible. It's buggy and does not work very well. If you uncheck elements that you do not want included in your signature it leaves a bunch of gibberish. My Apple Mail app also started crashing more frequently after installing this. I ended up using a free online HTML editor to make my own signature. It turned out much better. http://htmleditor.in/

Balance12

Oct 11 2015

1.1

Version: 1.1

Like others, had high hopes. The trial was so limited in scope that I thought what the heck and bought the plug in before reading the reviews below. Still not ready for prime time. Not streamlined for composing and their own templates have scattered artifacts that cannot be removed. Wonderful ideal, but I cannot even call it a valiant start.

Pacmac

Sep 1 2015

1.0.15

4.0

Version: 1.0.15

Great product and works a treat across OS/X 10.9 and iOS 8.4. Highly recommend it as it saves all the hassle of learning code for email signatures.

Mike-Kent-Davies

Jun 9 2015

2.0

Crashes / freezes Mail. No instructions. Only 2 FAQs on the website, one of which is about uninstalling apps. All needs some urgent work - could be good - does have potential.

mrcndc

Sep 29 2014

1.0.12

Version: 1.0.12

After installing Graffiti v1.0.12, Mail crashes on launch with the message: "Mail quit unexpectedly while using the ACEView plug-in." Manually removing Graffiti solves the issue.

Julsa1

May 15 2014

1.0.6

1.0

Version: 1.0.6

Downloaded the trial version. After trying it I purchased a serial. Too soon I discovered. Thing is, the app does not only install the mail plugin itself, but another app as well, called " Mail Plugin Manager" This is not clearly stated and I don't like it when " extra" apps are installed without my knowledge. After uninstalling it and installing it again, there was an (somehow hidden) option to do an install without the "extra app". Thought this was the solution at first but then I noticed that, whenever I opened mail, the damn plugin gave me a popup where it shouted it couldn't update itself without the Mail Plugin Manager. There was no way this could bet turned off. Wrote the dev about this annoyance but of course, no response. Sorry, waste of money and a one star rating. Beware of installing, you maybe get more then you want. I don't see the purpose of this "pushing" apps to users.