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Overall I like the idea and most of the design. There are a lot of awesome little touches in it. But a lot of small things seem weird. Maybe some of these can b
by mbateman 16y ago
Overall I like the idea and most of the design. There are a lot of awesome little touches in it. But a lot of small things seem weird. Maybe some of these can be smoothed out for the full release:
- The status item (why?) that doesn't have a
drop-down menu at all, but simply shows/hides the
application?
- The slightly-off-feeling fonts and buttons
(especially labelled buttons like "save" and "send").
- The hidden-seeming account preferences that you can
only access by double-clicking.
- Some sort of custom implementation of a toolbar
that bypasses the normal configuration option for
toolbars in OSX apps.
- No option for plain text composing. I know it's
minimalist so you might want to minimize options,
but nothing's more minimalist than plain text.
- mitjak 16y ago> No option for plain text composing. You just prevented me from downloading this: none of the professors at my university allow non-plaintext email, and will ignore any HTML email that is sent. I always thought HTML emails are for newsletters anyway?
- lelele 16y ago> I always thought HTML emails are for newsletters anyway? They are for hyperlinked text, that is: whenever you want to embed a link in your mail. Many people are not computer literate enough to copy and paste an URL, more so when it gets splitted in pieces by your mail client.
- mitjak 16y agoI'm completely ignorant about that. Are mail clients that problematic? Mail.app seems to do a good job at link detection.