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Of course it has threaded conversions, and just like Apple’s Mail it shows you a picture of your contact in the message list. My first impression was very positive: it looks good, especially the unified accounts support is very good looking. It’s available on the App Store for $2.50 but I used the free beta version. The first alternative I tried was Airmail. To be fair I am using a beta version and things might be fixed before Mavericks is released but I’m not too hopeful. But worst of all, when you move a message from the inbox to another folder that message is simply deleted.

MAILMATE MISSING EMAL ARCHIVE

Pressing the backspace key doesn’t archive the message, it trashes it. Archived or trashed messages are often showing up in my inbox. Sadly though its Google Mail support is pretty bad and seems to be getting worse with every new release.

It also has excellent integration with all the other Apple apps like Contacts, Calendar and Messages. It offers a unified inbox which I prefer much more than always having to switch accounts. The threaded conversion is very clear, the message list shows a short preview and optionally a picture of the contact you’re emailing with (a feature I like a lot). In my opinion this is one of the best looking email clients out there. I’ve always been quite happy with Apple’s Mail app but their latest version kept me looking for something new. And it needs to offer proper Google Mail support: archiving email by default and using the correct labels for Sent mail and Trash for example. It needs to support multiple email accounts.

Email is a huge part of my my life and I need a client that accommodates my ways and habits.

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