![]() Let’s be honest, that’s a reasonable assumption. Most email apps think they are doing exactly what users want by making sure that they retrieve email as effortlessly as possible. It turns out to be much harder than you might think. More specifically, I wanted an app which would be able to autocomplete from my macOS Contacts. ![]() That link will bring up a ‘Compose’ window, which you can use as normal, and then when you send the email, you will be left with a Gmail window which is basically inert. If you use Gmail (or “Google Suite” or whatever it is called), you can use a link like this to send email without ever seeing your Inbox: replace with your actual email address. Unfortunately, Mailsmith did not make the 64-bit transition, and another app known as “Let.ter” seems to have disappeared (although last time I checked, it did still work, but I don’t think it integrated with the macOS address book). ![]() Exactly 10 years ago today, I wrote Use Mailsmith to create a “send-only” email account for TUAW (which was later ‘replaced’ by Engadget). ![]()
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