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What native app do you use? I use Apple Mail since IMO it has the best IMAP support of the lot, but archiving and filing under labels is a pain. Apple's way is
by jace 16y ago
What native app do you use? I use Apple Mail since IMO it has the best IMAP support of the lot, but archiving and filing under labels is a pain. Apple's way is to use drag and drop, which doesn't rock my boat.
- siddhant 16y agoSparrow (http://sparrowmailapp.com http://sparrowmailapp.com). Its quite literally, a godsend.
- keyle 16y agoYeah but $10? Where did try before you buy go?
- loire280 16y agoThat's an unfortunate side-effect of the Mac app store. It's too bad, because functional demos was one of the nice things about the Mac software ecosystem. I hope demos are a feature they're working on.
- tofumatt 16y agoThere's Sparrow Lite, an ad-supported free version that's set to release in the Mac App Store but hasn't been approved yet. Seems they're working on a non-Mac App Store version too. http://blog.sparrowmailapp.com/post/3197243085/sparrow-1-0-is-now-available-on-the-mac-appstore http://blog.sparrowmailapp.com/post/3197243085/sparrow-1-0-i...
- ptomato 16y agoGive it a few days, that was literally only released last night, and they're still waiting for the ad supported version to be approved. Up until then it was in open beta.
- halostatue 16y agoMailplane rocks. It's more of an SSB than a pure native app like Twitter for Mac, but it has a lot of nice little integration points with Mac OS X. It's not cheap, but it's well worth the price (its also due for a paid upgrade soon, IMO, as I have not paid anything beyond the first version three years ago).
- cglee 16y agoPostbox