Mailsmith para Mac
Cliente de correo electrónico robusto de los creadores de BBEdit, ahora gratis.
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Resumen de Mailsmith
Mailsmith es un cliente de correo electrónico de Internet para Mac OS X que ofrece capacidades de filtrado, búsqueda, edición y scripting inigualables. Además de los avances realizados en estas áreas, Mailsmith abre nuevos caminos al hacer que potentes capacidades de manejo de correo electrónico sean accesibles para usuarios de todos los niveles.
Características
- Compatibilidad: Basada en estándares
- Procesamiento multihilo
- Filtros distribuidos
- Búsqueda aproximada ("difusa")
- Consulta avanzada para correo: incluyendo opciones para usar coincidencias de patrones 'grep'
- Potente scripting OSA:
- Composición de texto avanzada
- Corrector ortográfico integrado
- Desarrolla tus propios complementos de Mailsmith
- Integración con el sistema de configuración de Internet
Novedades de la versión 2.4.3
Versión 2.4.3:
Ver versiones anteriores de Mailsmith Nota: Ahora requiere OS X 10.9.5 o posterior.
Correcciones:
- Un error latente en el que algunos datos internos de la aplicación se sobrescribían durante el inicio de la aplicación.
- Un error en el que el análisis de direcciones de correo electrónico en formato comentado RFC822 (por ejemplo, user@example.com (Nombre de Usuario)) no funcionaba correctamente.
- Impresión no funcional.
- Comportamiento roto del panel de fuentes al ejecutarse en macOS 10.12.
Mailsmith para Mac
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Versión 2.4.3
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Sep 20, 2015
Version: 2.4
Have been using 2.4 for a while now, both in pre-release (which I never had a bug to report), and this release build. And it remains awesome. For those who need it spelled out, it's BBEdit, minus the coding features, for free. So if you used BBEdit for word processing (like myself), it's a pretty wonderful thing. As a cherry on top, it's also probably the best POP app for OSX. It has a ridiculously robust feature set for both text editing, and e-mailing.
As stated in my review below, if all of that means nothing to you, then Apple's Mail app is probably just fine for your purposes. For the rest of us, Mailsmith is the biggest bargin the Mac has to offer.
Sep 18, 2015
Version: 2.4
MacUpdate needs to remove the tagline, "Robust email client from the makers of BBEdit." Barebones, the makers of BBEdit, transferred ownership of Mailsmith to Stickshift Software in 2009!! To continue to "tout" this app as a Barebones product is ridiculous and misleading.
Jul 2, 2015
Version: 2.3.1
Tried it, didn't like it. The user interface looks like it was designed to around the time Mac OS X 10.2 or 10. 3. It looks like Mailsmith only supports the antiquated POP protocol as I cannot find any support for IMAP or Exchange protocols in Mailsmith's accounts section. The product hasn't been updated since 2011 so I can only assume that the developer is no longer supporting the product and that partly the reason why it is free now. A reviewer below (kingjj) said that this product was to the most expensive Mac mail client around before the license was changed to free. If I had of paid for this product I would be slightly cheesed off with the last of basic level of support for standard email protocols.
Jun 24, 2015
Version: 2.3.1
Confusing and un-user friendly as a whole. Even the latest pre-release version crashes every minute or so. Trashed and doubt if I'll give it another try.
