IOS 18.4 Apple fixes annoying problems in the mail

The users of the first developer beta before the iOS 18.4 report on a small but great new feature that facilitates the use of Apple mail on the iPhone. This “quality of life” is one of the oldest feature requests in the e-post application on smartphones, Informed Apple blog 9to5mac. This is about how Apple Mail behaves when messages are removed or transferred to a folder (or collection) – an use process that can occur dozens of times every day.

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Sort and don’t lose reading position

Currently, it is a matter that after clicking on the deletion or shift button, you automatically end in the next message immediately. But you do not want necessary, because then it is also marked as reading. If you want to restore this situation, this should be done manually.

With iOS 18.4, now there is a remedy in the settings of Apple mail: there you can choose the action, which if you have removed or postponed a message. Apple offers to choose to keep previous behavior – that is, to display the next email immediately – or it is new, just no longer selects another message. So you can solve or clean like you can maintain your reading position. As it looks simple, it is very useful when you have to process a lot of emails.

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Disappointed users switch to outlook

Even former Apple Mail users who have left the app permanently and have switched on competitive programs such as sparks or outlooks not to cope with old standard behavior. The new setting system can be reached via settings and apps and mail. The iOS 18.4 will appear in the latest in April.

Why Apple is now only incorporating the function, it is not clear – but it shows that Apple is able to learn whether only sufficient user reports to the group. In addition to posting in Apple Support ForumIn which apple employees are sometimes closed, it is also worthwhile to submit a direct response. A different formAnd at least but at least, you can also write to Apple managers such as Tim Cook, who read the selection of user email every day, as he often emphasizes.

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