Mailbird’s Improved Compose Window With Tagging Feature
Posted by Christin on November 9, 2017
Christin
Marketing Manager
PR & Media Relations Supporting the team by communicating Mailbird and its great features to existing and potential users and media.
Published on November 9, 2017
With many exciting updates to come, we have just released our improved compose window including a brand new tagging feature.
Let’s have a closer look at what improvements came with the launch.
New Mailbird Compose Window
1. The formatting bar icons are redesigned for you to make each tab and feature more accessible.
We have moved the ‘attach’ button, ‘add image’ button, and ‘add link’ button to the primary line, so they are visible even when the formatting bar is collapsed.
2. We added a new drag/drop attachment placeholder for both inline and ‘normal’ attachments. You will be able to choose where to place the image while dragging it into the email.
3. With the update you will also find, that we added thumbnail preview for attachments when composing an email. Previously it was only available for incoming emails.
Tagging Feature
Our brand new tagging feature is out!
The auto tag feature will open a list of contacts when you type ‘@’ in the compose window. Choosing a contact will automatically add it to the list of recipient which is ‘to’ or ‘cc’. This is based on whether there has already been a recipient in the draft or not.
How is this a great feature? It enables you to quickly add a new recipient to an existing or new conversation.
The feature can be disabled at any time by simply going into the Mailbird menu-> settings->compose-> disable ‘Auto-add recipients when @ tagging’.
That’s it. You are ready to go.
Check it out and let us know what you think. You can leave your comments, suggestions and/or questions in the comment section below or shoot us an email.
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Christin
Marketing Manager
PR & Media Relations Supporting the team by communicating Mailbird and its great features to existing and potential users and media.
Published on November 9, 2017
