Allodia Mail & Calendar

New: accept, decline or answer maybe to a meeting from its event in the calendar, and change your answer later. Invite people to an event, as required or optional, and change who is invited to a meeting you organise. In a dark app, messages are shown on a dark background; the sun and moon button above a message, or Settings → Reading, switches them back. Undo and redo work while writing, and a removed recipient comes back whole. On iPhone and iPad, Select shows checkmarks, the calendar's buttons sit in the toolbar and the month view turns with a swipe. With a keyboard, ⌘A selects every message, and New Mail, New Event, the calendar views and Sync have shortcuts. Another account is added from Settings → Accounts. Accounts: a calendar on a separate server can sign in through its own provider, and a mail account can switch between a password and signing in with your provider, keeping its mail. When signing in with your provider would cost your calendar and contacts, the app asks first and can keep them as a linked account. An invitation in a mailbox linked to a calendar account goes on that calendar. When calendar or contacts cannot connect, Settings, the calendar and contacts say so and why. Fixed: the calendar fills in at launch without waiting for mail. An account signed in with its provider no longer asks again after a restart, adding an account that is already set up no longer replaces it, and providers on an earlier sign-in standard, such as Soverin, work. The app no longer says it is offline after a brief network change. A new-mail notification opens its message even when the app was closed, and two accounts no longer share one notification. Lists pasted from Word stay lists, a font size picked with nothing selected applies as chosen, and Return finishes an address. Opening a folder during a sync no longer jumps back, sender photos no longer flash, and Settings tells apart two accounts with one address. The composer fits iPhone and iPad again, an open message on iPhone has the whole screen, notices sit below the top bar, and setup buttons and address suggestions stay above the keyboard.