If you have set up filters and other mailboxes, it doesn't show new email if they are automatically filed.Īll in all, a great effort, and gives hope that something will replace Dockstar. Only gives access to mailboxes in the Inbox. Wish it had option to turn off the number setting (it shows the number of unread emails, as well as showing a colored dot for each account that has new mail in other words, I'd like to just see there's new mail, without needing to see the number, which is additional clutter in the menu bar). Pogoplug makes and sells their own USB network adapter for 129. I denied access, and still running fine, so not sure why it needed that access in the first place. The FreeAgent DockStar uses a service from Pogoplug to activate the adapter and access your files. Asks for permission to access Contacts. Has some simple preference settings like color of each of the dots, and sound effect for new mail. It runs as a separate app as opposed to an extension like Dockstar used to. Just installed on 10.9.4, and works just fine with Mail. In addition, MailBar can be configured to automatically check for updates and launch at startup. By accessing the Preferences window, you can easily assign different colors to you mailboxes, enable or disable an inbox and select a different sound notification for each inbox. MailBar also offers you the option to pin its status bar menu to your desktop as you read and go through your emails. What is more, MailBar offers you the option to mark a message as read, reload it and even open it and read it directly from within the app. On top of that, MailBar comes with a powerful built-in search form that enables you to narrow down the list of displayed emails. Add new badges to the Mail dock icon and clickable indicators to the menu bar. From MailBar's status bar menu you can easily view all existing emails or filter the list by showing only the unread messages. DockStar is the smart way to keep an eye on your Mail. Thanks to MailBar, you can monitor and manage up to four different mailboxes. The light and discreet application is designed to run in the background and display the number of new emails next to its menu bar icon. MailBar enables you to check your inbox and manage your emails directly from your Mac's status bar.
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