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Do Not Disturb - Airmail for iPhone
Airmail now has a new feature called 'Do Not Disturb'. This feature provides the notifications for the defined time period and stop them for the excluded time period. This is an individual account feature, so you can choose whether you want to enable this for all accounts or only some of the...
Looked at that a lot. Read it over and over again. Still never works correctly.
Even emailed tech support nothing.
I don’t use the app. If they have never gotten back to you, that isn’t good.
Thanks. I will try emailing them again one more time. It been several weeks or months sense I emailed them.
They have live chat support too but never there.
As a work around, you could try turning off your Airmail notifications at night. That will do what you want. You just have to remember to turn them back on when you wake up.
Thanks I thought about that but mainly want it to turn off based on location.
If you have 1 or 2 locations you don’t want the app to bother you, you could set a Location based reminder to turn off notifications upon arrival. Granted, its not a seamless process but, you might look into creating a Shortcut that would actually turn off AM notifications at each location.
This is not surprising at all. I beta tested for them for some time when the app came out- and up until it became subscription last year (which I dont agree with their model after people paid for the app outright).
Not being able to reach them is not surprising. Even on their private Slack for beta tester they often never addressed comments about features or bugs; you were lucky if you ever got a reply. I cant figure out why have beta testers if you never listened to the bugs or comments 🤷♂️
Half the stuff in the app has always been broken or buggy despite charging money for it; and then monthly at that. I just cant agree with that ethically so I deleted the app/testflight and stopped dealing with them.
If it was a fully 98%+ working app then sure, no app has no bugs. But it's always been in beta form really and for a paid app thats not acceptable; especially when people report the issues and they go ignored.
It is certainly the most powerful 3rd party app out there by a long mile, but the most buggy too as it never gets the attention it needs ground up. And no, this isnt to bash them either; its actually sad because the app has the potential to be the most "desktop Outlook does it all power user" app, every other one is trying to be Mailbox or Google Inbox basic consumer features, but none of the issues have ever been fixed. It needs a top to bottom rewrite frankly and address all bug rather than cramming in more features that are half-baked.
Not being able to reach them is not surprising. Even on their private Slack for beta tester they often never addressed comments about features or bugs; you were lucky if you ever got a reply. I cant figure out why have beta testers if you never listened to the bugs or comments 🤷♂️
Half the stuff in the app has always been broken or buggy despite charging money for it; and then monthly at that. I just cant agree with that ethically so I deleted the app/testflight and stopped dealing with them.
If it was a fully 98%+ working app then sure, no app has no bugs. But it's always been in beta form really and for a paid app thats not acceptable; especially when people report the issues and they go ignored.
It is certainly the most powerful 3rd party app out there by a long mile, but the most buggy too as it never gets the attention it needs ground up. And no, this isnt to bash them either; its actually sad because the app has the potential to be the most "desktop Outlook does it all power user" app, every other one is trying to be Mailbox or Google Inbox basic consumer features, but none of the issues have ever been fixed. It needs a top to bottom rewrite frankly and address all bug rather than cramming in more features that are half-baked.
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I dropped the app when it became a subscription model. Honestly if the developers and their support team don't reply, especially when they have 24h support 7 days a week (for premium users), I would not bother using it. Such a disregard for users concerns and troubles only shows that the company don't care about you or the product (service) they are selling you.