Over at The Tao of Mac, Rui Carmo reports on how Mail.app eats your email.

If a particular SMTP server is not available and you click OK to Mail.app’s suggestion of resending it from another server before Mail.app re-renders the message, it vanishes.

Well, almost. Everything vanishes except the headers, so the recipient gets a tantalising hint of what might have been.

As Rui says, Brilliant.

Read the other things that Rui has to say about Mail in his “Talking Mail.app” interview.mail.app, apple mail, bugs, resending, SMTP server, tao of mac, rui carmo

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Tags: Apple Mail, bugs, mail.app, resending, Rui Carmo, SMTP server, tao of mac

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