 Mailbox for Mac is finally here. Well, it's in beta, so there are a few bugs, but that won't stop us from showing you the app's six best features to help you get through email faster than ever. First, Mailbox for Mac is super quick. Adding an account downloads all your emails instantly. There are no loading bars ever. Second, the app swiping is here too. As you're scrolling through your inbox, you can quickly swipe to archive with just one motion, whereas in most apps, this takes a few clicks. Third, you can finally select multiple messages. Sure, that's an easy one, but is there any other mail app that lets you push a ton of emails until tomorrow all at once, or a ton of emails until you get back from vacation in a month? Fourth is Thread View. Having access to all your message snippets in one column makes even long conversations easy to parse. You can click on a message to expand it. Fifth is Drafts. In the new mailbox, you can click away from any message you're typing and your draft stays right where you left it. It even shows up on your phone instantly. Finally, the new app lets you defer a message to your computer or to your phone. Let's say you're out to lunch and want a certain email to be at the top of your inbox when you get back to your desk. This button lets you do it. Mailbox is the first desktop email app I've used that actually feels fast, but it isn't for everybody. There are no labels or stars, and for now, only works with Gmail and iCloud. But with the beta finally out in the wild, you can count on a lot more features coming soon, and Mailbox knows exactly what it needs to do. The beta is available now, but there's a waitlist, so you might have to wait a few more weeks before you can start burning through your inbox.
 Mailbox for Mac is finally here.
 Well, it's in beta, so there are a few bugs, but that won't stop us from showing you the
 app's six best features to help you get through email faster than ever.
 First, Mailbox for Mac is super quick.
 Adding an account downloads all your emails instantly.
 There are no loading bars ever.
 Second, the app swiping is here too.
 As you're scrolling through your inbox, you can quickly swipe to archive with just one
 motion, whereas in most apps, this takes a few clicks.
 Third, you can finally select multiple messages.
 Sure, that's an easy one, but is there any other mail app that lets you push a ton of
 emails until tomorrow all at once, or a ton of emails until you get back from vacation
 in a month?
 Fourth is Thread View.
 Having access to all your message snippets in one column makes even long conversations
 easy to parse.
 You can click on a message to expand it.
 Fifth is Drafts.
 In the new mailbox, you can click away from any message you're typing and your draft stays
 right where you left it.
 It even shows up on your phone instantly.
 Finally, the new app lets you defer a message to your computer or to your phone.
 Let's say you're out to lunch and want a certain email to be at the top of your inbox when
 you get back to your desk.
 This button lets you do it.
 Mailbox is the first desktop email app I've used that actually feels fast, but it isn't
 for everybody.
 There are no labels or stars, and for now, only works with Gmail and iCloud.
 But with the beta finally out in the wild, you can count on a lot more features coming
 soon, and Mailbox knows exactly what it needs to do.
 The beta is available now, but there's a waitlist, so you might have to wait a few more weeks
 before you can start burning through your inbox.