@AndyNicolaides I’ve pretty much got Apple Mail exactly the way I want it having spent months moving away from Hey. I think it’s important to stick with one system and not jump around. I found it horrible at first, but it does me fine now.
@AndyNicolaides I’ve pretty much got Apple Mail exactly the way I want it having spent months moving away from Hey. I think it’s important to stick with one system and not jump around. I found it horrible at first, but it does me fine now.
@AndyNicolaides I tried last year and resubscribed to Hey quickly. This time I gave myself several months to get everything in order and I’ll save myself €100 or thereabouts for someone else to manage my junk mail.
@pimoore Yes, the ability to create aliases and a domain address for my blog has everything pretty simple. I’m all in with Apple One and it pretty much has done away with a lot of superfluous subscriptions.
@pimoore @AndyNicolaides I actually think that makes more sense and I might be overcomplicating matters.
@pimoore I view trying to organize email in a world with good search and large email boxes is the ultimate yak shave.
@pimoore This is why I use Gmail, I can delete and delete. There's very little that comes to that account that needs saving.
@pimoore I’ve said it before, but I wish Apple would acknowledge just how well their native apps work together and shout about it a bit more. Most of it is there, but no-one has a clue about it.
@AndyNicolaides I have set up aliases for newsletters and shopping and they go directly to the folder I created for each.
@BenSouthwood @pimoore I think the only problem there is that's kinda true. I mean, if you're on just iOS and maybe also an iPad and you mostly do light work? Sure, they're great.
For example, I tried to save an image on my Mac a couple of days ago, right into iCloud Drive. It just broke, refused to work. I don't know if it's because of the app I was using but it doesn't matter; Apple is providing the syncing back-bone and that is not something that can be prone to error when you're working.
I'm confident they're close to finally solving this problem to the extent that other "feature not a product" companies have done so for years but I have a sneaking suspicion that they need to iOS-ify the Mac some more before that is true.