Opera Mail is integrated with the Opera browser, and lets you send, receive, sort and search your e-mails quicker and easier than with conventional e-mail programs.
It might sound a bit vague but go to the M2 page for more specific examples of why it is quicker and easier than with conventional e-mail programs. I highly recommend you try it.
That said, today I encountered an annoyance that took me some time to fix and I'm recording this so that the next person would not have to waste as much time.
I tried to send a email to too many recipients. My mail server rejected it so the email is supposed to be shown in M2's Outbox. When I look into the Outbox, I cannot see any email but Outbox thinks it has one email to send still (by showing the number one behind its caption.) I could not edit my recipient list so the email is stuck in the Outbox.
I searched the Internet for the same problem but couldn't find anything, probably because the solution is trivial once you know it. I solved the problem by using M2's own excellent full-text search capability. By searching for some recipients and text in the email, I could finally see the email in the search result. From there, I could edit it and sent it without any more problem.
Despite this trivial problem, I would still insist that you try M2. You might like it.
1 comment:
I'm having the same problem. I've seen something similar before. I think it is because I have my messages filtered and some of the filters filter both from and to AND say Mark Messages as Filtered... I have to go into all of the filters to see where the unsent outbound message is... if I find one (a to: without a check next to it), and I send it, the count in my outbox goes down by one (even though there are no messages visible when I click into the outbox).
Seems like a bug to me. There ought to be a way to view all of your outbox messages, regardless of whether they are in filters as well.
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