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At least Mail.app lets you whitelist certain domains, making recipients with other domains pop in red when you're composing. It's useful in a corporate setting.
by athenot 10y ago
At least Mail.app lets you whitelist certain domains, making recipients with other domains pop in red when you're composing. It's useful in a corporate setting.
As for sender, you can make it show the actual email address at all times (disable "use smart addresses").
- ascagnel_ 10y agoOn OS X/macOS, Mail.app by default has a default rule to highlight certain Apple-approved addresses as blue; however, this list is centered around marketing and promotional outboxes.
- beachstartup 10y agoyeah i use all that, it still finds ways to hide the email from me. also, the fact that it won't show an auto-complete list on a domain, is aggravating.