#MAC EMAIL CLIENT FOR APP AND BROWSER FOR MAC#
It’s a nice bit of “it just works” simplicity even Steve Jobs would appreciate.įeaturing an intuitive user interface that retains what’s great about Apple Mail, Spark for Mac is built with productivity in mind. Simply log in with any one of your email accounts, and all the others automatically sync via iCloud, complete with signatures and other settings. If you’re already using Spark for iOS, you’ll absolutely love how easy it is to get started on Mac.
But a few iOS features have yet to be implemented, such as connected cloud services and sharing extension support. Many of the best iOS features are present and accounted for, including support for all popular email services (iCloud, Gmail, Exchange, Outlook, Yahoo, or plain vanilla IMAP), Smart Inbox (which automatically sorts incoming messages into Personal, Notifications, or Newsletters categories), natural language search, and Quick Replies, making email more like instant messaging with custom responses and emoticons. Now that Spark for Mac has arrived, is it finally curtains for Apple Mail? The short answer is: Almost. I do the bulk of my daily work on an iMac, so having the same application available on my iPhone and iPad is a must. This marks Ukrainian developer Readdle’s second full-fledged macOS application after PDF Expert, an excellent document viewer/editor that finally got me to kick the Preview habit for good.Īlthough Spark for iOS is quite good, the idea of using different email clients on mobile and desktop never appealed to me. After establishing a solid reputation as a slick third-party email iOS client, Spark (free, available on the App Store recently leapt from mobile to the Mac desktop.
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