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2010
sparrow - The New Mail for Mac
by gregg & 3 others
Sparrow is a minimalist mail application for Mac. It was designed to keep things simple and efficient. No fancy stuff here... just your mail and nothing else.
2009
Welcome to Postbox
by ycc2106 & 1 other
Postbox works behind the scenes to catalog everything in your email. We mean everything: every bit of text, every contact, address and link. Every picture, document and attachment. It’s all in the catalog and it’s all searchable.
2008
F | Mac 101: Tag almost anything in Leopard
by oseres
conduct a Spotlight search for " °Tahoe" and find every tagged email message, sticky note, iCal event, etc. Pretty clever!
For added usefulness, save that Spotlight search for a self-updating reference.
[Via Micropersuasion]
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2007
tony allevato dot com - Mail Badger
by nhoizey & 1 other
Mail Badger is a plug-in for Apple's Mail.app that enhances the application's dock icon by allowing users to set up multiple "badges" that display message counts from different mailboxes or counts of messages that satisfy a wide range of conditions.
Mailboxer – Smart Mailboxes for your contacts – earthlingsoft
by nhoizey & 1 other
Mailboxer will take contacts from your address book and create Smart Mailboxes for them in Apple’s Mail. Each of those Smart Mailboxes will contain all e-mails you exchanged with any of the e-mail addresses of that contact.
Macworld: Feature: The inbox makeover
by springnet & 5 others
The key to managing these important messages is to evaluate each one for the response it requires and then quickly convert that evaluation into action.
2006
Apple .Mac
by ycc2106 & 1 other
Mac is more than just an e-mail service, it’s an entire package from Apple. For $99 a year, you’ll net yourself an e-mail address that ends in “@mac.com”. If this cool moniker isn’t enough to turn you over to the side of Jobs, the additional features of this service will. You can publish photos for everyone to see, have a personal webpage hosted for you without the need to worry about bandwidth, keep multiple Macs in sync with each other, have blogging capabilities, get free storage with iDisk for backing up files, and a whole lot more. Though $99 may seem a bit expensive at first glance, remember what you’ll be getting with it. This e-mail service is not recommended for Windows users since you won’t be able to take full advantage of the .Mac services offered.
2005
Maxprog | Software development for Macintosh and Windows
by akamac
Maker of handy software titles like iCash, and bulk emailers
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