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The sound of incoming mail is not very nice. Are there no other nicer tones. It's just a suggestion and not a complaint ;-)

the possibility of not receiving notifications at set times such as midnight and Saturday and Sunday.

It would be great, if the selection of (multiple) emails could be kept for more than one action. If I select multiple mails in order to mark, label and move them, I have to select them again after each action at the moment. That's pretty uncomfortable.

Exchange supports the flagging of emails with a date. However, if I flag an email in eM Client, it’s flagged with “No Date” (see attached pictures). The flagging of emails with a date is crucial to my workflow. Some emails need taking care of next week Tuesday or the week after o

Is it possible to add some visual notification when a new email or chat message arrives in this section (see screenshot)? It would be great if there could be a small red dot or something similar - sometimes people don't notice the system notification, and few people check the Win

Currently, there is merely a "built-in" spell-checking mechanism (where does it come from?), which, however, has its own [issues, as described elsewhere] (https://emclient.sleekplan.app/feedback/133419). It would be great if the built-in spell-checker could, optionally, be replac

Currently, the only way you seem to support a keychain is, well, by using eM exclusively, since it will store whatever certificates have been uploaded/imported to it. That works quite well, of course — but it has a slightly annoying limitation: the only way to keep them in sync w

I don't know if this functionality already exists, but it would be useful, for people like me who work on over 10 email accounts from different providers who, if I change PC, don't have to reconfigure all the accounts from scratch, it would be useful to have a general account wit

Add a synchronization timing feature. For example, allow synchronization to be set for 8:00 a.m. on weekends. Or, synchronization should not occur between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m.

IMAP allows to mark a messages as 'deleted', most mail clients show them then in strikethrough (or hide them with an option to show deleted messages). See para 2.3.2 (Flags Message Attribute) in RFC 3501. The advantage is that the message is not moved and can be un-deleted.