I use a specific font when I compose my emails but after I send the email the font changes to Helvetica? It's so annoying. This makes the content of my email have a different font than my signature. It looks unprofessional and ugly. How to fix this?

(Existing mac os mail feature). There are scary stories about people accidently putting external recipients on CC of [top scret] internal emails. Also, never want to send confidential customer info to a wrong person because of autosuggestion typo for CCed name.

I'd like to configure recepient names colors in Composer by domain. Say, use blue for colleagues from my company, red for customer A, green for customer B and, say, brown for all other recipients. Being able to visually check the recipients removes a big part of email anxiety!

When typing in an URL, the link generation automatically triggers but incorrectly. See attached.

Link generation needs to detect all the new TLDs, like .digital, and others.

AirMail used to allow you to have multiple messages you were composing be in the same window, just tabbed, much like MacOS Sierra works in Finder. The feature was removed a few months ago. Can it be brought back? Very helpful when composing multiple messages at once.

The templates feature is awesome, thanks for implementing! I just have a few small issues with it.

1. Embedded images saved in a template don't show up when using the template in an email.

2. When using a template to respond to an email, it erases all previous correspondence and only includes the template.

As a coworker pointed out to me, at least in some circumstances Airmail is stripping quoting off emails (or not including it), making discussions difficult to follow. It'd be nice to fix this. I've attached example (person's original email + my reply -- both from a public mailing list).

Some time need to copy the past email and send to different ppl.

Hopefully having this feather.

After pasting text into the composer i need to be able to clear it's formatting so it looks and acts the same as the default text. I need it after the fact as it's always an after thought and i've missed the chance to match formatting as you paste. I find myself wanting this whenever i paste into an email, which is 3 times a day.

Autosave drafts to respective mailbox.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Open e-mail composer.
2. Drag some image from Finder into the editing area. Inline image will appear.
3. Open account selection list and choose any item (even selecting the same account should suffice). The inline images will disappear.

In sent items I can not see my bcc recipients. This is a major flaw.

When I'm creating a new message, I would like to be able to assign it a label in the composer window. Currently I have to send the message, and then go into the Sent Mail folder to apply the label.

When "Reply all by default" is enabled, the "Reply" button works as "Reply All", basically making Airmail have 2 "Reply all" buttons in the interface and no way of doing a normal reply.

This is Airmail Version 3.2.1 (397).

The ability to highlight text to make certain items stand out and draw attention to it.

Compose window converts the font of all quoted text to the default font set in settings. (futura in this case)

When the compose window opens there is a 1-2s delay before its possible to start typing. #frustrating

when message detail is hidden (View -> Hide Message Detail), and message is opened in new window using the 'o' shortcut. But manually clicking the forward button does work.

When typing an email address there is a list of autocomplete suggestions. Using the arrow to select one, and then hitting return does not place the email address. It places the partially typed address. Hitting a second time then places the email address.

The compose mail window is not showing the quoted text, even though there are numerous previous messages. It is showing a snippet of text.