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Google chrome chromecast extension for mac. (Free) by Readdle is a fantastic new approach to your email, and it’s one of the best ones at that. We’ve gone through a ton of in the past, but the search for the “perfect” email client is now over. Move over and, because Readdle’s Spark has finally landed. When email was first introduced, I thought it was one of the coolest things ever. At the time, I didn’t know better, because I was just a teenager when I got my first email address, and I used it as a way to stay in touch with my friends at the time. I never thought that once I got a job that involves email, or once I subscribed to a bunch of newsletters, I’d end up being flooded with messages on a daily basis, eventually making me dread checking my inbox each day.

I’ve gone through many email apps on my Macs and iOS devices over the years, including some of the more popular choices like,,, and (sorry, was never much of an Apple Mail person), but none of these made me feel good about going through my email. They didn’t really help me with quickly going through and processing my inbox either.

I was about to give up all hope for my email, but then Spark came along. This one simple little app has changed everything regarding how I deal with email. The design of Spark is beautiful, as it features a clean, flat design that’s filled with vibrant colors and fluid, bouncy animations.

Visually, Spark is one of the best looking email apps I’ve come across, and the design has helped me process my inbox much faster than before, so it’s not just pure aesthetics. I’m happy with the typeface that they’ve chosen since everything is easy to read from a glance, and I found all my messages display properly (wasn’t the case with some other apps). All of the button icons are easily recognizable so you don’t waste much time learning how things work — they just come naturally. Spark’s unique feature are the “cards” in the Smart Inbox, which help to filter and organize your messages, and the floating buttons in the corner for composing and other widgets mean quick access, especially on the larger screens of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. The side panel menu, which is accessed by tapping on the “hamburger” button at the top, provides users with full access to the app’s different sections, as well as any folders and labels that they’ve set up previously.

There’s even a lot of choices for personalization in Spark, so you can customize the app to however you’d like. Spark supports multiple email accounts through Google (Gmail and Google Accounts), Exchange, Yahoo, iCloud, Outlook, and “other.” I’m not sure what else is supported with the other option, but it depends on your provider — chances are it may or may not work. I’ve been using Spark for the past month or so with my four Google emails and things have been working flawlessly. In addition to email accounts, Readdle threw in another bonus: support for connected services. Users can log into their accounts for these through the Settings view from the side panel menu, and so far they include:,,,,,,,,. Don’t worry if you have a personal and work account for any of these services — Spark can support up to two each. Having your accounts connected with Spark means you can pull up any file for attachments in a message or save something directly from a message.