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 have 4 email addresses configured in Airmail. Right now when I pick an email inbox and then choose to compose an email, the 'from' field is defaulted to a particular email address. Each time I have to remember to select the correct from email address before I send which is proving to be a difficult task. Please automate the from email address to whichever inbox I have selected or to which email address the email was sent to in the first place.

Airmail Version 3.3.2 (442) on macOS Sierra Version 10.12.2 (16C67)

I can see that this idea has been suggested a couple of times previously but not had the attention it deserves, so this is an attempt to finally get a desperately needed feature added.

Coming from MS Outlook, I really miss the ability to have a separate signature for new emails and one for replies and forwarding. I know that Airmail allows multiple signatures to be created, but manually selecting a different one for replies in tedious, time-consuming and simply doesn't make sense when using the Quick Reply feature!

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.

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

(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!

Add ability to choose the signature on the per-email rather than per-account basis. I like to use formal/informal signatures depending on the recipient and the only way currently is switch in the Preferences. Just add a pull-down menu of signatures in the email composer window.

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.

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

Hi XXX,
color: Color value is invalid
color: Color value is invalid

A short summary of what we just discussed via our video-call.
color: Color value is invalid
color: Color value is invalid

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.
color: Color value is invalid
color: Color value is invalid

etc.

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?

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.

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.

Autosave drafts to respective mailbox.

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.

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

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