Newton For Mac

Newton (formerly known as Newton Mail) is an email client that aims to bring all your inboxes under the same roof and can help you sync your email preferences across all your device with ease.

The app works with some of the most popular email services, and any IMAP account. It comes with support for the ActiveSync (EAS) and EWS communication protocols.

Right off the bat, you must set up the credentials for the email accounts you want to access via the Newton app. Note that if you register for a Newton account, the utility will save all your preferences in the cloud thus, you must perform this action only once.

When you want to check your email on a new device, just log-in to the Newton account, and you will gain instant access to all connected inboxes. Newton also has companion apps for iOS and Android devices

Worth mentioning is that, via the Newton website, you get access to the Remote Wipe function that enables you to remotely disconnect your Newton account from any connected devices.

In contrast with other email clients, Newton comes with a cleaner design that eliminates all the buttons and additional information if it's not needed.

This way, the panel that comprises all your inboxes automatically hides, all the messages are displayed in the main window regardless of the source account, and you can manage your messages with simple keyboard shortcuts.

Moreover, when reading or composing emails, the message content is surrounded by free blank space. Naturally, you get to access all the details related to the sender or recipient, to editing tools, and so on, but only when you need to and by choice.

Newton proposes a more efficient workflow for dealing with your email: you can see all the messages in the same place, and perform management tasks with the help of easily accessible buttons, or by using keyboard shortcuts.

The Newton cloud helps you sync your preferences to multiple accounts in no time, while also protecting your data by enabling you to remotely disconnect your account from a connected device.