What I liked best about Airmail was the fact that you could add as many different email accounts as you wanted and could view all incoming mail in a combined Inbox. I also liked that Airmail had a really attractive folder system that was not only easy to use but was very colourful. Airmail also had folders for specific actions like To Do or Notes. You could add an email to one of these folders, so you could keep track of it separately. And you could add an email to a folder, any folder, without actually moving it to that folder. That way your Inbox could be organized and easier to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I've been using Airmail for many years. I had downloaded it from the Apple Store for a one-time set price, I was also receiving regular updates when the developer made bug fixes and improvements. Then, Airmail announced it was no longer happy making money the way they had been and decided to take advantage of their popularity. They rearranged the various functions provided in Airmail into free and paid features. Then they created a deadline by which all existing users had to buy a subscription or they'd lose the ability to use certain functions. I was not interested in buying a subscription, obviously, because I had been using it for years without one, so I ended up switching to another email application. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
