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> I just want to be able to hit a Snooze button and have the email disappear for a few days. * Create a folder 'On Hold' * Move emails there * Check in a cou
by rovr138 9y ago
> I just want to be able to hit a Snooze button and have the email disappear for a few days.
* Create a folder 'On Hold'
* Move emails there
* Check in a couple days.
If you want alternatives, check AirMail. I find it's a good client on iOS and OS X that implements what you want
- grandpoobah 9y agoThat is a terrible hack of a workaround and you know it :) With Google Inbox (inbox.google.com) I can Snooze an email for [x] number of days and it'll be gone from my inbox and I don't have to think about it until it comes back. I use Inbox for personal email but I'd rather not be. Airmail doesn't have a web client, and that's where most of my emailing takes place, so unfortunately it's not an option. We use FrontApp on top of FastMail for customer service, it provides a bunch of useful features on top of email, such as the one I just mentioned. I could use it for my personal email but that would mean paying two monthly subscriptions. Plus it doesn't have spam filtering built in.
- asfdsfggtfd 9y ago> With Google Inbox (inbox.google.com) I can Snooze an email for [x] number of days and it'll be gone from my inbox and I don't have to think about it until it comes back. And... You've just lost standards compliance so you can't use any standards compliant clients. This is a terrible hack of a workaround and you know it :)
- grandpoobah 9y agoNo I haven't lost standards compliance. The feature does not interfere with IMAP at all. Sure, I don't get the useful features with a standards complaint client, but why would I expect to?