Mail

The message list groups mail by date: Today, Yesterday, Earlier this week, Earlier this month and Older. Each row shows the sender, time, subject, star, attachment mark and the first line of the message.

Conversations. Replies are grouped under the first message of a conversation, and a "{n} replies" button opens them. Your own replies from Sent appear in the conversation too, and conversations are sorted by their latest message.

Earlier messages. An opened message shows the earlier messages of its conversation as cards above it.

Reading tools. An open message offers Print, Download original (.eml) and, when the sender provides a link, Unsubscribe, which opens that link in a new tab. Older Turkish, Arabic and other character sets are decoded, and a quick reply box sits under the message. Messages larger than 30 MB cannot be opened in webmail.

Quick actions. Hovering a row offers Archive, Delete, Mark as read and Star. Selected messages get a bulk bar with the same actions and Move to.

Endless scrolling. The next page loads as the list scrolls, with 25, 50 or 100 messages per page.

Conversation grouping can be turned off in Settings → Appearance.

The compose window offers bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, lists, quotes, links and Clear formatting, with LTR and RTL buttons for the writing direction.

• Recipients. Suggestions appear while typing, from the address book and from people you have written to.
• Attachments. Drag files onto the window or choose Attach files, up to 25 MB by default.
• Signature and name. A formatted signature and the display name are set in Settings → Composing.
• Drafts. The message is saved to Drafts every 15 seconds while it changes, and when the window closes.
• Undo send. For 5, 10 or 20 seconds after Send, an Undo button brings the message back exactly as it was.
• Replies and forwards. Quotes keep the original formatting, and forwarded attachments are carried over on the server without downloading them.

Pasted text is cleaned to basic formatting, so it cannot bring scripts or hidden styles. Ctrl+Enter sends.

Contacts are stored in the server's CardDAV address book, the standard that phones and mail programs use to sync contacts. Contacts saved in Mailix appear on devices that use the same address book, and the other way round.

Contact cards. Name, several email addresses and phone numbers, company, groups, notes and the last conversations with that person.

Favorites and groups. Favorites and groups appear in the sidebar with their counts. Favorites are stored in the card, so other programs see them too.

Safe editing. Information Mailix does not edit, such as photos and postal addresses, stays in the card.

When the server has no CardDAV address book, contacts are kept in Mailix's own storage. Importing or exporting vCard files is not part of Mailix.

Add another account signs in a second or third mailbox of the same server; the accounts already open stay open. The account menu switches between them, and each account keeps its own settings and folders.

All inboxes. With several accounts open, All inboxes merges their inboxes by date into one list. Opening a message from another account switches to that account.

Protected accounts. A mailbox with two-step verification asks for its code when it is added. See Security