Postbox.appĪnd to round out the OS X mail clients, meet Postbox.
Includes a link back to the original message. But it’s really simple: simply control-click a message and choose Create OmniFocus Task. You can read all about it in Airmail’s support article. Similar to MailMate, AirMail has its own integration with OmniFocus that works great. And it clips to OmniFocus 2 quite nicely here’s how. Mailplane is a Gmail- (or Google Apps) specific app that combines the native web experience with OS X niceties. Hitting a keystroke with the latest version (MailMate is progressing towards 2.0, and beta builds are available for download) pops up a pre-filled Quick Entry window with an action title and note. It’s advanced, and the developer has built-in support for many different apps: both text-editors and task managers. MailMate is a keyboard-centric, markdown-supporting, super-smart client for OS X. Make sure to have a Clippings Shortcut set up. In macOS 10.14, Mojave, Clip-O-Tron isn’t needed. In some earlier versions of macOS, a helper app ( Clip-O-Tron) was needed to help with the process. The email client bundled with OS X is able to send over the whole message - it even links back to the original message. Triaging email into OmniFocus can be quick and easy, and that’s what we’re going to accomplish here with helper tools.
Someone came up with a really good idea a long while ago: processing email into actions-and consolidating all your actions into just one inbox-can bring about piece of mind. Let’s just get this out of the way - email is required for work (and usually personal) life, and a lot of the time it comes with actionable items. Email is a necessary component of any todo app
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