• Fixes a problem that could make the app stop responding, or close unexpectedly, when your mailbox is large. • Scrolling the mail list and switching folders is smoother.

Mail improvements: • Drafts are kept when you leave a message, however you close the composer. • A drafts button shows how many are unfinished — tap it to pick one up again. • Press and hold a message for reply, flag, archive and the rest. • Preview an attachment before you send it. • Drag files straight into a message on Mac. • A new message is only announced once, however often your mail syncs. • Your signature now matches the address you're sending from.

Mail improvements: • Forwarding now carries the original message's attachments. • Drafts keep their attachments, so you can come back to one later and still have the files. • You can mark a message as important when you send it. • Scheduled messages now go out with everyone who was copied in and with their attachments. • The star on a message updates the moment you tap it.

The spinner shown while a message sends now stays where it belongs, inside the Send button, instead of drifting up out of it.

Reply All now keeps the people who were copied. The sender and the original To line go into To, and whoever was on Cc stays on Cc — before this they were quietly dropped from the reply.

Every recipient on a message is now visible. The sender line expands to the full To and Cc lists — before this, only the first address came through and Cc never arrived at all. Attachments gain what the system already offered: save one to your device, open it in another app, and swipe left and right between them when a message carries more than one.

Housekeeping in Settings → About. The UrBigJump page now matches what the studio actually does and ships — Opsicle has launched — and My Live Timeline links to its own page on the web rather than straight to the App Store.

A message you had already read no longer jumps to the top of the list when you open it — it stays exactly where it was. And the Send button keeps its shape while a message goes out, instead of collapsing to a sliver around the spinner.

Replying and forwarding, put right. The original message is now quoted in full. Only a short preview of older mail is kept on your device, and that preview — rather than the message itself — was what went out, so a forwarded thread could stop mid-sentence. Your signature has moved too: it now sits directly beneath what you have written, above the quoted conversation, instead of stranded at the very bottom underneath everyone else's words.

Notes. A new tab for everything that isn't a task — a list on iPhone, cards or a list on the Mac. Write with the same formatting the mail composer gives you: bulleted and numbered lists, indent, links, text size and colour. Pin the ones you keep coming back to, search the lot, and they follow you to your other devices through your own iCloud. In mail, the composer gains a text colour, and the spinner shown while a message sends is no longer twice the size of everything around it.

Mention people while you write. Type “@” in a message and the people you correspond with are offered straight away; pick one and their name goes into the message and they are added to the recipients. Also fixed: a message whose only formatting was a link used to send as plain text, dropping the link.

Search finds people now. Start typing a name or address and the people you exchange mail with are offered straight away, most-written-to first; pick one to see everything to and from them. Search also looks at who a message was sent to, not just who it came from, so your own replies turn up alongside theirs.

Deleted something by mistake? Move to Inbox brings it back — swipe a message in Trash or Archive, or use the button on the message itself. The unread view no longer hides the rest of your mail: messages you have already seen now sit in their own group underneath the unread ones, newest first. Opening a message no longer makes it vanish from the list — it keeps its place until you close it. Show all mail is remembered between launches. The unread filter button is a filter icon now, so it is no longer identical to the mark-as-unread button beside it.

Block senders you do not want to hear from. Block one address, or everyone at a domain, from the message itself or in Settings under Rules & Sweep. Mail from a blocked sender goes straight to Trash without notifying you, and anything already in your inbox from them is cleared out. Blocks sync across your devices, and you can unblock at any time.

Task notes are a proper text area: Return adds a line, text starts at the left. The task title field no longer carries a row label. Smaller sender pictures in the mail list, centred on the row. Calendar appointments no longer appear twice when both your iPhone and Mac sync the same calendar. Meeting invitations can be accepted, marked maybe or declined from the message. The composer has bulleted and numbered lists, indent and strikethrough.

Mailbox panel shows the unread count for every account. Senders' pictures in the mail list, with a ring around unread mail. Calendar list tidied. A page about UrBigJump in Settings → About. Mail syncs incrementally so new mail arrives within seconds, however large the mailbox.

Mail fixes for IMAP mailboxes (Fasthosts, iCloud, Yahoo, work mail): • Messages that showed “Couldn’t load this message” now open — and HTML messages such as newsletters are shown as designed rather than as plain text. • Messages that are only an attachment (e.g. DMARC reports) now open showing the attachment. • Archiving now moves the message on the server too, so archived mail no longer reappears after a sync. The tab bar now hides while you read a message, so the end of a message is never covered. Also in this update: reminders and appointments added on one device now reliably appear on the other (a hidden list of calendar imports had used up the iCloud sync quota); signing out now clears mail and the profile photo and signing back in restores them; new Sync buttons on Plan and Calendar; devices no longer in use can be removed from Cross-platform Sync. Drafts: cancelling a message keeps it in Drafts to finish later. Attachments can be shared straight from their preview. On Mac, closing the window keeps the app running in the background until you quit. New mail now arrives within seconds of every sync, however large the mailbox.

A redesigned tab bar: the selected tab now sits in a bubble in your accent colour, cut into the bar — and it looks right in Dark Mode and with every colour theme. Mail syncs the moment you open the app, and the “Refresh every” interval is now kept precisely. Smaller fixes and refinements throughout.