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Email clients, like any other complex program, might experience issues, or, in extreme cases, crash. If you believe the issue is related to or caused by Mailbutler, please follow this article to send us your log files so we can investigate the issue.
An email client, like any other complex program, might crash. If you think that the issue might be related to or caused by Mailbutler, please follow the instructions in this article to send us your crash report, so that we can investigate the issue.
This article provides you with instructions on what to do if you don't see the option to Manage Plug-Ins in your Apple Mail preferences.
To use your iCloud account with Mailbutler’s Send Later and Snooze features, you will need an app specific password, since it is enabled with a Two-Factor Authentication method.
To start using your inbox with Mailbutler, you’ll need to first enable Mailbutler.mailbundle manually through your Apple Mail Preferences and restart Mail.
Mailbutler offers notifications for most of its features, so you never miss thing.
The "mailbutler.link" link is used to check if someone clicks the link in the email, and is safe to use.
This article provides you with a solution if you are on the latest version of Mailbutler but can't enable the Plug-In in Mail because you are getting the error message: "Incompatible Plug-ins disabled" in Mail.
This article provides you with a solution if you can't enable the Plug-In in Mail because you are getting the error message: "Incompatible Plug-ins disabled" in Mail.
If you are using a Google Workspace account with Google Advanced Protection, you need to follow the instructions in this article to allow Mailbutler access to your Gmail data.
The "mlbtlr.com" link is used to check if someone clicks the link in the email, and is safe to use.