Former Apple engineer Neil Jhaveri has been working on an email app for Mac called Mimestream. It is now out of beta after a long test phase of more than two years. The app uses Gmail’s API ...

Outlook for Mac is OK, but overblown for most users. Thunderbird is, well, OK. Nothing shines. The new Mimestream app might be about to change all that. Currently limited to Gmail accounts ...

Mimestream, the Gmail client for macOS founded by former Apple Mail engineer Neil Jhaveri, this week ended more than two years of beta development with the official release of Mimestream 1.0. As a ...

Mimestream uses the Gmail API rather than IMAP to support more ... and will eventually be a paid app distributed through the Mac App Store. macOS Catalina or later is required.

It’s not an email app; it’s a Gmail app. And as long as you use Gmail and a Mac, that’s really great news. It’s not an email app; it’s a Gmail app. And as long as you use Gmail and a Mac ...

I’m going to straight-up spoil this review for you at the top. If you primarily use Gmail and work on a Mac, you should try Mimestream now. It offers the core Gmail experience wrapped in a ...

Luckily, I’m immersed in the Gmail ecosystem for all of my accounts, so this isn’t an issue for me. Apple’s Mail app on the Mac has gone a bit stagnant in recent years, giving Google and ...

Here's the situation: I have a Mac, I need a desktop mail client, and I want it to work as seamlessly as possible with Gmail. But browsers are often where focus goes to flounder. I want to give ...

Gmail offers a slick interface for navigating your email, but who wants to hunt through their browser tabs to find their inbox? Not me. That’s why I use Fluid to create a true, standalone Gmail ...