With much anticipation, Apple announced that macOS 10.14 Mojave will be available on the Mac App Store today. Since the first developer release in June, we’ve been working on bringing you the same, if not better email experience onto Mojave. Many thanks to feedback of our beta testers, we’re happy to announce that Mailbutler 2.1.4, available today, is fully compatible with macOS Mojave.

How to activate Mailbutler on the new Mail.app

In the new Mail app on Mojave, users will need to manually activate plugins installed. After updating to macOS 10.14, and to start using Mail with Mailbutler, you’ll need to first activate our plug-in manually through your Preferences and restart Mail:

(You’ll only have to do this once after installation.)

? Dark Mode support

Late-night email checking will thankfully get a little easier with Mojave’s Dark Mode, which is fully supported by Mailbutler 2.1.4.

With Mailbutler’s work-life balance features, occasions for late-night email checking and writing will hopefully be kept to a minimum. But for night-owls and those who have to check their emails during the night, adjusting to a dark interface will be more restful for the eyes, saving you from eye strain and tiredness. Plus, Dark Mode on macOS looks absolutely stunning!

A bonus: emojis are back to Mail ?

For users that were saddened by our decision to remove emoijs in Mailbutler v2 — we’re delighted let you know that Emoji picker is now a built-in feature of Mail app. You’ll find the emoji button by default in your compose window:

When should you upgrade to macOS Mojave?

Like every major OS upgrade, early releases are likely to come with some shortcomings, which minor bugs are often resolved within few updates. Therefore we recommend users who rely heavily on their Mac for work and productivity to wait for a few updates before making the upgrade.