Hands-on with Mail 9 in El Capitan: Improved full-screen support, swipe gestures, and more<article>
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Mail is one of those apps most of us take for granted. It’s one of the first apps we configure when setting up a Mac. In El Capitan, that foundational app experience is the same—what’s more, Apple has introduced big improvements to Mail 9 that make it easier to work on and do more with your messages.</p><p>
Much more robust full-screen support and swipe gestures are two of Mail 9’s most noticeable visual changes. That’s not all: Improved data detectors make it easier to add events to your calendar and contacts to your contact database. There are other under the hood improvements to make it easier to find what you need and act on it.</p><h2>Full-screen support and gestures</h2>
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Full-screen support in Mail 9 makes it easier to juggle multiple email messages. Let’s say you’re composing an email and you want to check another message or copy something from it. The email message you’re composing now moves to the bottom of the screen, so you can access your email inbox, copy text or attachments from other messages, and more.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2953839/os-x/hands-on-with-mail-9-in-el-capitan-improved-full-screen-support-swipe-gestures-and-more.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Hands-on with Mail 9 in El Capitan: Improved full-screen support, swipe gestures, and more
