While composing a new mail, the user should be able to add a recipient on cc, using the same shortcut used by Gmail (Command+Shift+C).

timed scheduling of emails. from one minute to one year later.

In the biz world, we like to see all info from prior email not just "so and so wrote on this date"

Please add the ability to reply with full headers from prior emails such as:

From: "Last, First" name@domain.com
Date: Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 2:05 PM
To: First Last name@domain.com, "Last, First" name@domain
Subject: RE: Please Include Reply with Header in Airmail

If you use a quick reply function (press the little chat bubble) and you where the last person who communicated as in this is your second reply to a person then the email gets composed to yourself instead of the recipient.

Pressing the window icon to make the window pop out into a normal reply fixes the issue

http://secure.fabriceleven.com/dO08

If you choose the rich text editor as your default editor, you can switch to plain text editor while editing an e-mail. I would like the reverse option as well, i.e. if I choose the plain text editor as default, I would like to be able to switch to the rich text editor once in a while while editing an individual e-mail. Please add this feature.

When you write a message, sometime you copy text from other source or simply you put things in some style (bold, color, font-size, ...).

Would be nice to have a button "reset to default style" to remove any styles quickly.

I know you can "past and match the destination style" but sometimes you just forget to do that. Or you change your mind.

Regards

It would be nice to have a warning (ie. mark recipient in red) when the domain of the recipient doesn't match any domain bound to an account.
(Postbox feature)
This will preserve people from sending business mail from a private account or vice versa.

Hi there. I often compose the same type of content (ie. a template) in more than one email. For example, when I am sending invoices to clients, they all have the same body text in the email. Does Airmail support this feature? Kind of like Apple Mail's Stationery?
Thanks for the great app!

This solution I had in "The Bat" for Windows.

When you type a recipient in TO: field, the signature changes based upon recipient email.

You can define different signatures and connect them with different recipients and they are applied automatically.

So you can define different signature for your friends, different for business partners and different for your mom :)

And then you don't need to switch them manually so it saves time.

The Bat had it like 10 years ago :)

I've got plain text outbound emails. When I reply to an html email with attachments, I get quoted text like this:

[file:///Users/ari/Library/Group Containers/2E337YPCZY.airmail/Library/Application Support/it.bloop.airmail2/Airmail/General/Local/1513579233195297024/Attachments/image001.png@01D37821.E689F0D0]

Clearly these local paths should not be exposed to other users. Either give me the option to send as html or just strip inline attachments.

https://blog.kamens.us/send-later/

This is a magnificent plugin that works with Postbox and Thunderbird.

Please add support for such functionality.

In the composer the first line below the salutation (e.g. "Dear Sir or Madam," or "Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren," in German) the first line of the body gets autocapitalized, which is wrong according to German grammar rules (unless the first word is a noun or some special pronoun (i.e. "Sie" for the English "you" directed at a respected person)

I'm typically composing emails in a simple, concise way. I don't use color or other fancy stuff.

But when I see people reply to my emails, part of the quoted email from me is always blue. Why? Because Airmail inserts unneeded and erroneous HTML tags/attributes in the outgoing email.

The problem is exacerbated when I'm posting to some helpdesk application, which then tries to convert HTML to some wiki-like markup and that gives a lot of garbage now on the user level.

Hope this gets addressed.

Thanks!
Igor

When I compose a new email and start typing an address or a person name while the airmail app is in fullscreen mode, autocompletion of email addresses from my contacts doesn't work. If I exit fullscreen mode, everything works as expected.

In high sierra when Airmail is in fullscreen, when trying to compose a mail autocomplete dont work. Im using Airmail 3.5 (build 452)

When you are doing a bulleted List - the Tab key should move in the bullet - not add a Tabbed Space next to the bullet.