While it is true that for many users, the native Mail application is more than enough to manage your day-to-day emailsFor other users, Mail has always been halfway there. In the Mac App Store we can find a large number of applications to manage mail, but there are few that are worth it.
Among the few applications that are worthwhile to manage day-to-day mail, we must highlight Spark, not only because of the large number of functions it offers us, but also because it is completely free. In addition, it also offers us an application for mobile devices managed by iOS that is synchronized with the version for macOS, so we will always have the same content in both versions.
Spark for Mac just got an exciting new update in which the guys at Readdle have added and improved some of the functions that this excellent application already offered to manage email. Below we go on to detail the news that this latest Spark update offers us, with which the application reaches version 2.0.9:
- All Spark email client users can let their colleagues send shared draft emails on their behalf.
- Notification options have been improved to be able to manage at all times the number of alerts we receive while we use our Mac.
- Finally, we can select the part of the thread of an email that we want to save or print, an ideal function for when we want to print a series of emails but half of them do not contain relevant information.
- New one-day view to focus on the events we have scheduled.
- We can create events from email, a feature that has been available in Mail for a long time.
- Gesture actions for third-party integrations.
- The number of keyboard shortcuts for the calendar has been expanded.
As I mentioned at the beginning of this article, Spark is a fantastic email client that offers us practically the same functions that we can find in any other paying client, but unlike them, this one is completely free. If the options that Mail offers you fall short, the best option today to manage your email is Spark.