SaneBox doesn’t require Gmail — I use it with Exchange.
My one complaint about SaneBox’s snoozing is the header it puts on the
message when it comes back to my inbox.
Bart
On 12 Jun 2015, at 11:30, Brett Terpstra wrote:
If you use Gmail, I highly recommend SaneBox to get this functionality
everywhere without having to build complicated rules and filters.
http://mbsy.co/sanebox/18846293
-Brett
On 12 Jun 2015, at 8:37, Lars Fischer wrote:
I continue to be impressed with MailMate. Thanks for a great tool.
For on of my mailboxes I use Mailbox.app - a far less complete
product than MailMate. However, Mailbox.app has one feature I have
grown to really appreciate. Mailbox.app let you to treat your inbox
as a todo list. The way this works is that you can mark mail for
processing “later today”, “tomorrow”, “next week”, or at
a specific date. Such mail are then removed for the inbox, to
reappear at the selected time. I find that this works wonders for
having an uncluttered inbox (mailbox zero approach).
I also use this feature for mails I BCC myself, i.e., I put the BCC
away and have it reappear in, say, 2 days, reminding me to follow up
if there has been no reply.
I was wondering if there is a way to have a similar feature in
MailMate, either directly built-in (ideal), or using an external
tool. I’m sure I would not be alone in finding this useful, and it
would allow me to integrate all my mail in MailMate.
/Lars
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Lars Fischer - CTO, NORDUnet
<[email protected]>, +45 2288 1729, @lpfischer
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