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I also use mu4e, and i'm curious, why do you switch to Mail.app for composing? I love the fact that all my editor customisations (of which there are many) are

• deong 11y ago
  To each their own, obviously, but this does seem profoundly weird. I can't imagine anyone choosing an Emacs-based mua and not using the editing ability for composing mail.
  • michaelsbradley 11y ago
    I've been using Apple Mail since the OS X Public Beta in 2000. Its address completion and rich text support are entwined in how I think about authoring emails, so I'm simply more comfortable using it for that purpose. It also helps that Emacs-style movement keys work throughout OS X, including Apple Mail's "new message" windows. I did give mu4e a go, i.e. for writing emails, and I never got to a point where it really appealed to me. I do love it, though, for reading and managing my tens of thousands of email messages. It's also nice that I can easily create links to messages in mu4e, which I can include in my org-mode files.