Airmail for iOS Gains Workflow and Bear App Integrations With 1.5 Update

[MacRumors]

Popular cross-platform email client Airmail received an update to its iOS component today, bringing a couple of notable extra features to the app.

New with version 1.5 is support for third-party automation tool Workflow, enabling users to incorporate email and inbox actions into their custom Workflow creations.

The update also brings integration with cross-platform note-taking app Bear, allowing users to create a note in the writing app that contains a shortcut to a mail in Airmail, for example.

In addition to fixing some minor bugs, a handful of new Custom Actions have been included too, along with an OpenURL action, a new Default Inbox, and support for Gmail authentication.

Airmail 1.5 costs $4.99 and is available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. [Direct Link]

Article Link: Airmail for iOS Gains Workflow and Bear App Integrations With 1.5 Update

 

[rcooked]

Interesting. I just dusted this program off the other day. Would someone mind explaining that Gmail Authentication bit? I used gmail with it before, and it worked. What exactly does this new feature bring?

Thank you.

 

[finalcut]

Dynamic font unfortunately disappeared from option. Now back with tiny fonts for my old eyes

 

[yegon]

I like Airmail but their watch complication is grotesque.

 

[DiscoMcDisco]

Gmail have ended their support for authentication via in app browser (I.e just opening a web page)

This just updates to use the 'new coolness' ... seems exactly the same to me but it works none the less

I'm trying to figure out what default inbox really does for me... and I use IFTTT over workflow (need to look into it more to see whether it's worth doing more).

Happy playing! I always seem to come back to Airmail, still missing Mailbox's Auto-Swipe though... big time.

 

[Aquaporin]

I will only use the default Mail app because it offers the best security for Exchange email since it is the only app allowed to use ActiveSync. Everyone else stores and processes it in the cloud which is inherently insecure.

 

[jonnysods]

I will only use the default Mail app because it offers the best security for Exchange email since it is the only app allowed to use ActiveSync. Everyone else stores and processes it in the cloud which is inherently insecure.

Same. I can't take the risk, so I stick with mail even though Airmail seems cool.

 

[attila]

I'm still waiting for a mail app with customisable streams like TweetDeck.

 

[jgerry]

This update has integration with the Bear notes app, which I use. I have no clue what this means, or how to use it.