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Mailplane
Love Gmail? Mailplane makes Gmail even better.
Mailplane wraps the Gmail web interface into a dedicated email application. It's a specialized web browser for Gmail. It works with Google Apps, too.
Top Benefits:
* Save time and send optimized attachments from anywhere.
* Easily switch between different Gmail and Google Apps accounts
* Get notifications and never miss an important message
* Link Gmail conversations with Mac documents
* Personalize your messages with formatted signatures
* Make Mailplane your default email client
* Use AppleScript to automatically compose messages
* Focus on your work and enable the "Do not disturb" mode
* Integrate with your CRM or support system with the auto-BCC feature
Compare Mailplane vs. Gmail in a web browser: http://mailplaneapp.com/comparison
Requires one or more Gmail or Google Apps accounts.
Software Details
- Uncomplex gmbh
- 2.5.4
- 5.50 MB
- 10.4 or later, Safari 3.2 or later
- Universal
- Standard license (2 Macs), $25; Family license (5 Macs, non-commercial), $40
- $24.99
- 4
Macworld's Mailplane Coverage
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Mailplane 2.0.9 Google's Gmail e-mail service is hugely popular, but many people don't like the fact that Web-browser-based e-mail just doesn't work the same as a standard e-mail program. Mailplane is a dedicated Gmail client that uses the magic of WebKit--the browser code on which Safari is based--to combine Gmail's native interface with a standalone program that supports many OS X services and features. -
Boomerang adds a snooze button to your Gmail inbox Last year I told you about NudgeMail, a terrific reminder service that acts as a kind of "snooze" option for your inbox: it resends messages at a later time so... -
Mailplane Gmail client updated to support Priority Inbox Uncomplex has updated its Gmail client, Mailplane, with support for Gmail's recently released Priority Inbox, a new 'unseen' message counter, some minor bug fixes, and more.
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