We need "Paste as plain text" when you right click inside the composer body window.

Give a choice of automatically not including a signature for forwarded emails as well as replies.

The lack of choice here is surprising. Its also common practice to include a signature (with a corporate logo) on new emails. To include such a signature in a forwarded email looks tacky

If i have 2 accounts set up, when composing an email from account A, I the to: field should not autocomplete with suggestions from Account B. At the very least, I should be able to disable this functionality. The practical application of this is if account A is a work account and account B is a personal account, when I start composing an email for work, I shouldn't get contact suggestions of my personal contacts.

Create and save pre-defined text sources (templates), that are used very often and can be pasted in any e-mail by choosing from a menu or some kind of shortcut. This would be a very powerful function for business man, who have to write the same text passages over and over again.

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 :)

Would love to be able individually select a time to delay an email on a per email basis. Seems like it could be easily done with a small triangle drop down on the 'Send' button.

I like the lower contrast in Markdown mode. It would be great if we could change background color other than white and of course font color.

Currently with Preferences sync turned on the signature for a single account becomes consistent across clients. This is not necessarily the desired behaviour. For my Gmail account, on my Mac I like to have the full signature while on the iPhone I like the usual 'sent from my iPhone'. This is not possible in the current implementation and I have to change the signature each time which is highly annoying.

When we convert e-mails to Atlassian JIRA issue comments, these are simply unreadable.

Hi XXX,
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A short summary of what we just discussed via our video-call.
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I’) ve setup a simple workflow but combined the Waiting for Agent and Waiting for Suppor Queu as you can make this visible in the queues of a project.
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etc.

Please add the following:

1. Add the ability to highlight text

2. Please add a "Remove all formatting" button

3. When pasting images into the message body, pls add a button to resize the image to a smaller image than original.

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

So, even if I have my default font set on an account basis at Account -> Composer, if I compose a mail using markdown, the markdown output is always Helvetica.

Another thing is, if you start your composer in Markdown as a default, the generated HTML already includes the font-family Helvetica. So the default font doesn't even get applied.

Remind me to add attachment when the word attachment was included in the message text

Better support for Markdown. For example, the current version of Airmail reformats text, even in Markdown, even in between ``. For example, Airmail always replaces -- with a single –, even with OS autocorrect off.

Apple Mail has a cool trick with the Reply/Reply All keyboard shortcuts. If I tap Cmd-R to open a reply window and then change my mind, deciding I need to Reply All, all I have to do is tap Cmd-Shift-R, and the open message is populated with all the other recipients. The reverse also works, if I inadvertently Reply All, I can use Cmd-R to switch to just the one sender as recipient. I would love it if Airmail 2 could do the same thing.

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.

I am using Airmail 2 v2.5.5 (335) with an Exchange account and the account composer Global Address List feature enabled. When composing an email and address it to recipients, individuals can be searched and found; however, public email groups (distribution lists) are not found and resolved. Is there a limitation in this area?

Would be great if there was an option to have the compose window drop down from main window instead of pop out...Like the quick replies does.