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Mail.app conversations: Getting what Gmail’s got

Jay Tamboli swims against the tide by returning to Mail.app from Gmail .

But he misses the “conversations” feature in Gmail.

Luckily, Mail.app does a very good job of producing threaded Gmail-like conversations. (Even better with MailTags).

In fact, Mail.app is almost too good at this for some people!conversation, gmail, mail.app, Apple Mail, threaded, mailtags

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3 Responses to “Mail.app conversations: Getting what Gmail’s got”

  1. Brady J. Frey says:
    February 1st, 2006 at 4:08 am

    I wish this feature was available in http://roundcube.net/, which would make it the perfect webmail app. I find it visually more enjoyable to gmail, and it will soon incorporate vCard support – but of course, for those of us who use our own server:)

  2. Tim says:
    February 1st, 2006 at 7:28 am

    That would be great.

    It is a feature of Zimbra, which many regard as the AJAXified “Big Daddy” of web interfaces.

  3. Brady J. Frey says:
    February 1st, 2006 at 7:42 am

    Zimbra seems so bloated, but I’ll give it a test — I don’t know if it uses semantic, valid code like roundcube, or CSS for the styles — if it does and I can make this thing pretty, then I’m sold. At the moment, the interface looks scary — and the install is 124mb vs. 14kb!

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