Mailbox releases OS X beta

After four months of release, Mailbox's OS X beta version is finally open to the outside world, and interested users can go directly to the website to download the package, but you also need to apply for a "betacoin" to run it.

Mailbox's goal is simply to help you keep your inbox in 0 mail status in the most efficient way. In the operating mode, the desktop version is almost mobile version of the clone, touch pad two fingers around the slide can be completed with IOS and Android version of the same operation. Functionally, Mailbox has added the "manuscript" feature to the desktop version and the so-called "snooze to desktop" reminders later. The draft feature has always been one of the pain points for Mailbox mobile users, but Mailbox seems to have temporarily maintained this as a unique feature on the desktop side. The Verge says that Mailbox's drafts aren't synchronized with the server like other apps but are kept on Dropbox, which means your drafts will not sync with other clients, but the advantage is that you can use different versions of Mailbox Manage unfinished messages as easily as you edit text messages. Mailbox's "short message" E-mail experience is also reflected in the fast loading and SMS message windows, which are familiar experiences for Mailbox users.

Mailbox is still only supporting Gmail and ICloud accounts.