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To the author : There are times where I would like my mail to be delivered at specific periods of time in the day rather than disturbing with any new email. Or
by narenkeshav 6y ago
To the author :
There are times where I would like my mail to be delivered at specific periods of time in the day rather than disturbing with any new email.
Or perhaps a snooze button for specific period of time.
Do you have any intention of such features?
Besides, the application is great. Good work.
- ivanr 6y agoI would love to be able to send an email tomorrow. I like to respond to some emails to get them out of the way, but the more email I send, the more I get. I would therefore love to be able to slow down the exchanges. Gmail has only a limited-time undo, with delay that's too short and almost entirely useless. I'd be quite happy with a default, say, 5-minute delay and undo. Similarly, it would be awesome to hide inbound email until I want to see it (while I am still able to use my mailbox to send email and respond to already-received messages.) EDIT: Ah, it turns out Gmail can schedule email sending. Thanks @llarsson!
- llarsson 6y agoNo, Gmail has scheduled send, too. Hit the downward arrow in the right part of the Send button and you can schedule sending the message.
- njhaveri 6y agoThanks! I've heard this request before in a few different forms, and I have it on the backlog. In the meantime, one option is to just quit the application, and you'll stop receiving any new mail notifications.
- narenkeshav 6y agoThank you for your response. An addition to what I said is to have a access/noaccess list of domains within which you can accept emails. There are loads of email clients but something that would not be distraction for an end user is a market on it's own. Do you intend to have a subscription based plan or one-time fee purchase?