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<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://twake-mail.com/">https://twake-mail.com/</a> We use JMAP extensively. We use extensively OIDC: A lookup can be done to locate the OIDC server: GET "<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gateway.upn.integration-open-paas.org/oidc/.well-known/webfinger?resource=https://gateway.upn.integration-open-paas.org&amp;rel=http://openid.net/specs/connect/1.0/issuer">https://xxx/.well-known/webfinger?resource=https://xxx&amp;rel=btellier@linagora.com</a> Then a request allows getting the OIDC configuration: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gateway.upn.integration-open-paas.org/oidc/.well-known/webfinger?resource=https://gateway.upn.integration-open-paas.org&amp;rel=http://openid.net/specs/connect/1.0/issuer">https://yyy/.well-known/oidc-configuration</a> And finally the client can authenticate and is redirected to Twake mail. If development is planned onto this integration I am more than happy to promote your service to my MacOS users. Also available for giving a demo account and help on the integration

Support third party JMAP server: twake mail / Apache James + OIDC

Benoit TELLIER

Hello,Thanks for your app that looks great ! Please, could you consider selling a lifetime purchase ? I do not rent my work tools, sorry.Regards,

Lifetime Purchase Option

I have my FastMail contacts synced into Contacts on my Mac. I want to be able to auto-complete contact and group names from my Contacts database when adding recipients to a new email in Swift Mail.

macOS Contacts integration

Kevin Yank

Support JMAP / Fastmail account contacts

karlnr

I want to be able to send an email to Things with a link that I can click to return to that email in Swift Mail (or ideally as a message: link that can work across macOS and iOS).

Share sheet to share message permalinks into To-do apps like Things

These two buttons at the top-right of the message viewer are unclear, as they offer no text label or other way to discern what they do without clicking them.

Tooltips needed for Flag and Load Images buttons

In order to use Swift Mail as an efficient daily driver, I need to be able to read mail without reaching for my mouse/trackpad. The most common way email clients have implemented this over the years is by mapping Spacebar globally to page-down (so you can hit this key even if keyboard focus is in the message list, rather than the message content pane), except when the current message is already scrolled to the bottom, in which case Spacebar selects the next message.While I'd love Swift Mail to support this "single-key reading" shortcut, at a minimum I feel it should support standard macOS keyboard navigation of the message viewer scroll pane. Right now if I use the Tab key to move through the keyboard focus points in the Swift Mail UI, there are tab stops for the folder list, the message list, an invisible stop that doesn't seem to do anything, and for the search box. I feel that invisible stop should be for the message list (so it's easy to Tab and shift-Tab between the message list and message viewer), enabling the message view to be scrolled with arrows and page-up/down keys.I also checked if this was any better with macOS's "Keyboard Navigation" option enabled, but while this made more controls accessible with the Tab key, such as the New Message button, this didn't help me read emails that require scrolling with the keyboard.

Keyboard navigation including single-key reading

Ctrl Cmd A is cumbersome. I did remap it to the simpler Cmd A in OS settings.Still, Backspace key would be perfect (and would avoid accidental deletion risk).This is the main drawback of using Apple client - in my opinion, and I would happily buy your app if it allows that at a reasonable price.

Archive key mapping to Backspace

Hello, I'm a bit worried, whether on social networks or here, everything seems to have stopped since May 2024. Is this interesting but still buggy project still on the agenda, or should we forget about it altogether?