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This app helped me clean out over 3k emails from several inboxes dating back 10 years - in just one afternoon - while knowing exactly what I deleted. Bulk action is very intuitive. I don't have to swipe or click on every single email to choose them THEN mark as read/delete/archive. For the first time in forever I no longer feel like an email hoarder. I'd rate 10 stars if that was an option.

This app can not really delete mail ?

Ive been using the app for more than 4 years, both on the mac and iphone. It has been slow in the past to support new os but this time its much quicker!

Không thể sử dụng phần chữ ký. Chạm vào là crash app out luôn

If this app can push email instantly like Gmail app or Cloudmagic app, it will be pert.

Useful and handy

Nice :)

I’ve been using Unibox for years, it’s still my one and only email client for all of my accounts. It’s simple and powerful. The person centric email threading modernizes emailing to be more like standard messaging. Under the hood the view option, to select a person, and just see all the attachments is an incredible tool. My favorite tip to anyone: Buy Unibox even to use for this one trick. Rapidly delete hundreds of spam emails or junk by trashing or junking all the messages from one sender in one step. Or select multiple senders and delete thousands at a time. Whatever it lacks (in support of specialized features or a given email provider) can be accessed visiting the providers site, such as gmail. So I don’t take a star off for the simple interface or any lack of features. Plain and simple, Unibox has every feature you’ll absolutely need, and nothing at all that is less necessary which is why I love it. I also love that it’s footprint on my Mac Application support folder is much smaller than Mac’s mail.

Unfortunately this app seems to be abandonware. It does not support 2FA which makes it pretty useless for Gmail now (the desktop version still works).

App has stopped sending - last update was 3 years ago - is it still supported by its developers?