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4 years ago from Ken Em
I'd be happy just to have a client that would render emails in a consistent text formatting, no matter how they were sent.
Not sure what you mean, as in consistent across different clients? How would one client control that?
I mean, when I receive emails, I would be like to be able to read them in a consistent style of my choosing.
Dude, i think you can do that in outlook but im not %100 sure
Hi, Consider co-founder here, we do this!
I would pay for that.
Have you tried Mailspring?
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Still not a single email client focused on regular personal use as opposed to email-junkies and business people.
Google Inbox is the only email service that ever gave me an actually pleasurable experience cleaning out my inbox on a daily basis. Why doesn't anyone else group emails by day, week, month? Why doesn't anyone else use website favicons and colors to quickly id who sent an email?
I don't want fancy AI analysis of my email to determine priority. I just want a toggle to group by date or sender. I want a button to archive those groups all at once after scanning through them. I want simple searching of my attachments and images. I want to be able to choose between an inline image or an attachment.
How is it that the most promoted email clients for personal use (Airmail and Spark for example) are just slightly fancier versions of old school email? Snooze is not that big of a deal, give me a better UI.