Vivaldi Mail 1.0: email client with calendar and feed reader launches

Vivaldi Technologies launched Vivaldi Mail 1.0 with calendar and feed reader immediately within the firm’s net browser. Released in late 2020 as a preview, Vivaldi Mail was launched in Vivaldi 4.0 officially.

Vivaldi is among the few browsers with built-in email client and performance. The email client contains calendar performance and a feed reader.

Vivaldi Mail is a free email client that helps a number of email accounts. Many accounts might be added by including the email handle and password to Vivaldi, however there are alternatives to arrange IMAP and POP3 email accounts manually as nicely.

You could handle all accounts within the browser’s interface, and change between net shopping, emails, calendar and feed reader seamlessly with a click on on a button.

Vivaldi customers who haven’t given email or feed studying a strive within the browser could allow Mail in Settings > General > Productivity options > Enable Mail, Calendar and Feeds. New customers could choose the totally loaded choice on first begin to unlock email.

Vivaldi Mail indexes all emails to make them searchable. You could run searches at any time to seek out emails of all accounts, even whereas offline. Offline looking scans headers and if emails are configured to be downloaded from the email server, message content material as nicely. The prefetch choice within the email settings will obtain message content material earlier than they’re opened. Searches are up to date dynamically when new mail arrives.

Live Vivaldi browser, Vivaldi Mail is providing an incredible vary of customization choices. The email client helps completely different views and layouts, together with the default three panel format that shows accounts, messages and the chosen message side-by-side, or the traditional horizontal format that splits the mail listing and the energetic message horizontally.

Vivaldi Mail lists all messages within the sidebar by default. There you discover default folders, together with unread, obtained and drafts, in addition to particular folders for mailing lists, filters, flags, labels, and additionally particular person email accounts that you’ve got added to the email client.

Users who like keyboard shortcuts could use them to hurry issues up. A faucet on G jumps to the following unread message, T views the message thread and E views all email from the sender of the chosen email.

Vivaldi Mail helps flags and labels to prepare emails. Flags add completely different colours to emails, labels customized tags. Both choices assist customized views to show emails with particular flags or labels solely.

The email client helps extra options, together with signatures that may be related with accounts, a queue function to ship emails at a later time, and themes, to alter the client’s paint.

The Calendar enhances the email client. Vivaldi helps offline and on-line calendars. Some customers could want offline calendars for privateness, others could like the concept of syncing knowledge between all their gadgets routinely.

Calendar comes with its personal view in Vivaldi that lists all upcoming occasions in a small sidebar on the left facet. A click on exhibits and hides it, and there are alternatives to alter the time interval simply within the panel.

The full calendar helps completely different views, e.g., by day or week, with occasions listed by the hour, or a month-to-month or multi-week view. Vivaldi’s calendar makes use of a versatile grid in order that info isn’t minimize off.

Closing Words

Vivaldi Mail is making a giant step with the discharge of model 1.0. It is built-in immediately into the Vivaldi browser for simple entry to emails and the built-in calendar and feed reader. Vivaldi Mail helps quite a few productiveness options that will enhance how customers work with the client.

All three parts, Mail, Calendar and Feed Reader, come with an incredible vary of customization choices and options.

Now You: do you favor Mail baked right into a browser, standalone purchasers, or web-based email?

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