Email notification if recipient opens up the link

In the popover that appears when I send an email... in addition to the Send and Unsend I'd love to have a button that allowed me to "schedule" this email for later... bringing up a calendar interface.

(posting on behalf of a user) I think the "use custom date" should actually be at the top of that part of the UI (right above the date picker/calendar), rather than the bottom. If a user is just typing in the date they want, then they have to move the mouse a bunch to then get down to the bottom. It's not intuitive that changing that date/time changes the selection at the bottom of the list, since all other parts of that "Snooze" sub-UI are static. I think a "set snooze" button that is more "within" the calendar/clock UI would be more intuitive to "do" the thing that's just been set in the date/time picker.

I would like the preset snooze times to be specifically set to 7am in future days (7am tomorrow, 7am two days from now, 7am three days from now, 7am one week from now, etc.). When you think about peoples' workflow, snoozed emails can be programmed to pop back to the inbox for a specific time in the morning (like 7am), so the user can then address their newly un-snoozed emails in their inbox. This is especially helpful as some people use their inbox as a sort of task list. Is there a way to customize the pre-set snooze times to 7am (or another time) on future days to better fit this workflow? Thank you.

Can MB be added as a plug-in to Safari on Mac OS. The browser can use plug-ins/extensions as I already use AdGuard in it - hopefully MB can be added too.

Echoing the choir here — Notifications and Tasks are the primary reasons I invested in MB. I Agree with the previous request to move a non-responded or task-flagged email to the top of inbox, or otherwise call it out (sep folders?). In addition I would like a cleaner/clearer/separate list — like the Tasks tab — with all Notification-marked emails, something that can be quickly monitored from a 30k foot view, and clicked for detail if need be. The current way it's organized under the Activities tab, with focus on the completed or newly-added items, is not at all helpful in my experience. Thank you!

Bulk importing contacts via an exported CSV file would users allow to migrate from some other way of maintaining their address book to Mailbutler Contacts

It would be great if there was a way of exporting all the client data to a spreadsheet, so if you send an email campaign you could see % open rate etc? I'm currently trying to justify the price of Mailbutler as compared to other programs it seems very limited in its scope of a CRM, which is pretty essential once you pass a certain number of clients or are running mass email campaigns.

When adding a task it would be great to press tab to move to the Set Reminder icon to set it, or to move to Delete.

One feature missing in MailButler is mail organisation, such as provided by MailHub for Mac, which is very effective (far more so than Apple’s Mail). It seems that Dervish Software have given up on MailHub since no version is available on their web site for Catalina (each version is OS specific). There is a major yearning for it to come back if you read their support web site. MailHub is incredibly effective at three things: (i) filing emails into folders that contain similar emails (its cache must be far more extensive than held in Mail); (ii) finding folders by partial name and opening them; and (iii) filtering emails (click on an email in a folder, then click on filter and instantly only those emails that have that sender are shown. Given its apparent demise, I think there is a real opportunity to add these features to MailButler, hopefully at both Professional and Business subscription level, especially since it would complement well the vast array of other features already built in. It may also provide additional incentive for users to switch from Essential to Professional.