#Mailmate missing emal archive#

It does use up quite a lot of RAM, some 300+ MB. With some 60000+ mails MailMate performs perfectly ok, search is really fast. The official releases are of course more stable but also less fun. Nothing bad has happened however, just need to restart. The application crash about ones a day on average. I’m running nightly builds and have activated “Experimental 2.0 features”. The development of MailMate is active to put it mildly. This takes care of most of my mail interaction.

#Mailmate missing emal archive#

I have set up my own key bindings so “i” will select the inbox, “a” will archive mail, “d” will delete them, “f” flag them and “r” for making a reply. With MailMate I use smart folders extensively and just archive all mails in one “Archive” mailbox instead. MailMate is the e-mail client for power users in my opinion. Write e-mail in your favourite editor.Format Flow support when replying to mail.

Unified Inbox, Sent, Draft, Archive, Trash and Junk.Custom key bindings (everything can be done from the keyboard).

There are however a number of features I have been missing more and more. I have had very few issues with it for the last four years, it just works. GyazMail is a very solid and stable application. See my blog Running dovecot as a local only IMAP server on OS X. Now GyazMail has been replaced with MailMate.Īfter moving all my locally stored mail to a local IMAP server switching mail client got a lot easier. Four years ago I replaced Eudora with GyazMail and wrote about it in GyazMail replaces Eudora after 15 years and Two weeks with GyazMail.