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For me the killer feature would be to entirely withhold incoming mail from specified email addresses or email domains until weekday working hours. No bolded 'pe

For me the killer feature would be to entirely withhold incoming mail from specified email addresses or email domains until weekday working hours. No bolded 'pending' folder, no indication that you're being communicated with by business concerns in your leisure time...I'd pay an extra fee every year just for that one feature.

jwngr 5y ago
Agreed! This is definitely on our list and we've got big plans here. Added your +1 to our internal task tracking this feature :)
ehaughee 5y ago
Check out https://www.hey.com/ https://www.hey.com/. I've found once I categorized the majority of my regular senders to either go to paper trail or feed, I get so little actual mail. Then when I want to go see my feed for Patagonia's latest marketing mail, I can. No number says how many are there, nothing is bold. Just a click or two and I'm looking at my feed. It can even auto-delete after 30 days if you want. Despite the fact that it may sound like it, I am not affiliated with Hey, just a happy user.
thesuitonym 5y ago
It seems so crazy to me that no major mail app has figured this out. Why can't I mute my work email after work hours?
- illnewsthat 5y ago
  You can do that in Outlook. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/manage-your-notifications-in-outlook-mobile-d3b5a22b-919c-4d30-a26f-ae9a0a78ba90 https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/manage-your-notif...
BeetleB 5y ago
I use notmuch for my email workflow. It has Python APIs. This is trivial to do with it. The downside is that it's for PCs, not phones. I suppose one could hack a mail server around its tags so you could use it via the phone as well. Never thought about it... https://notmuchmail.org/ https://notmuchmail.org/