> not a use case everyone has That’s not what the original question was. It was: > what’s right with [Mail for iOS] So me implying that reading mail offline

> not a use case everyone has That’s not what the original question was. It was: > what’s right with [Mail for iOS] So me implying that reading mail offline is one thing that’s right with it is not invalidated by the fact that it’s not a universally demanded feature (and yes, it has helped me many times, even recently). Do you really need to remove that feature to build a “better” email client? What exactly is the tradeoff you see?