Apple Rolls Out New .Mac Webmail
by , 7:55 AM EDT, October 27th, 2006
Apple launched an updated version of its .Mac webmail service on Thursday. The new webmail includes a new interface that matches Apple's Mail application with a message pane, preview pane, drag-and-drop support for messages, message flagging, and keyboard shortcuts. It also supports Address Book, just like Mail, and includes a Quick Reply button so you can reply to messages without leaving the Inbox.
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Apple's .Mac webmail is included with the US$99 a year .Mac service.
Observer Comments
QuoteGuest wrote:
Would you like magic icons that stay put, as you enlarge the text enough to overlap them? I like magic icons.
wrong order, the icons overlap the text
right now, if someone with impared vision wants to enlarge the text enough to see comfortably, only a single cmd+ text enlargement is available before icons start overlapping the text area and other stuff goes awry.
if that's a feature of these so-called magic icons, you can keep them
I get the user interface in Safari, I can set preferences, but that is about it. Otherwise all clicks pases either unnotised, or give "unknown format returned". I can change the ordering by clicking a column header, and the click reload.
Maybe there is a bug creeping around somewhere, or the functionality is a little more limited than I expected.
It appears to have some kinks in it. I've been having the same problem, but it appears to be getting better. I can now open my e-mails. I think they're working on it. It's going to be pretty slick when they get it right. The auto fill for e-mail addresses from your address book is especially handy. I use it while I'm at work on my Windows laptop.
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