FMail for MAC

Fmail can be used as a native application shell to access FastMail. There are native clients for iOS and Android, but not macOS.

FastMail's web interface is great. One thing is missing: the web interface can't handle email links. When you click on such links, it opens the macOS Mail application. This is not what you want. Enter FMail.

Other features:

• Handles email links from other documents/programs
• Notify you when new mail arrives
• The Dock icon shows the number of unread mails in the Inbox and all folders.
• Status Bar Menu for easy access (will indicate when there are unread emails)
• Configurable shortcut to activate/deactivate FMail windows
• You can search for a word in all email messages by clicking the right mouse (contextual menu).
• Can be used without Dock Icon (a background application)
• If you run the background application, you can close the window when you go to another application. However, FMail remains open when you compose an email.
• Detects FMail not being the default email reader
• Window bar shows the title for the selected email
• Mouseover displays email links so you can decide if a particular link is worth clicking.
• To instantly search the text in your emails, use a right click
• Attachments can be downloaded from within the application
• Define your Downloads folder
• Previewed and Download .pdf files can be emailed and images can be saved
• You can easily copy the text to the pasteboard by displaying Raw Message in the application
• Javascript confirmation alerts are handled gracefully
• Context menus for specific applications
• FMail uses Safari to handle Print commands*
• Shortcuts for searching and composing mail
• Login to get started
• Auto dark/light mode in Mojave
• Localizations in English, French, and Dutch
• FMail is a Notarized, and Sandboxed app
• Written entirely in Swift

Version 2.3.4:

Changes:

• New: The Fastmail options for calling and texting (sms) via the phone are supported now
• Changed: Extra checks on valid maintenance urls
• Changed: Compressed JavaScript
• Updated: New location for Help Page Setting as default email client