Everything routes through one inbox, which can be inconvenient for users that receive tons of emails. For example, you can’t group specific email addresses under “newsletters,” “promotions,” and “business”. One drawback about Mailbird Pro is that it doesn’t let you categorize or filter emails as you’ll do on the likes of Gmail and Outlook. Another good feature we noticed is the Quick Compose feature which lets you open the menu for writing an email with a keyboard shortcut even if the Mailbird app isn’t currently open.

In your Inbox, you can snooze messages to hide them and focus only on the ones you need at the moment. This feature is possible because popular email providers like Gmail and Outlook offer tools to enable third-party developers to integrate with them. Whenever you receive an email at any address, you’ll see it there, and you can reply using that address. The unified inbox has an appealing interface that you can easily navigate. This app enables you to manage multiple emails from one spot instead of downloading different apps and cluttering your device. You can log into all these accounts on the Mailbird app and start receiving emails for all of them in one inbox. Let’s say you have a Gmail account, one Yahoo Mail account, and another on Microsoft outlook. You can add multiple email addresses and manage them in a unified Mailbird inbox. Mailbird Pro gives you access to many features including

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