Released May 20, 2026 — downloads for this release
A new inline search bar lets you filter the message list by sender, subject, or body preview without leaving the keyboard.
Ctrl+Shift+S or / from the message
list or folder tree to open the search barDown Arrow or Tab from the search
box to move directly into the filtered resultsEscape to clear the search and return focus to
the message listA filter bar above the message list lets you narrow down what is shown in any folder:
| Filter | What it shows |
|---|---|
| All | Every message (default) |
| Unread | Messages not yet read and not replied to or forwarded |
| Read | Messages that have been opened |
| With Attachments | Messages that have at least one attachment |
| Replied | Messages you have replied to |
| Forwarded | Messages you have forwarded |
Filters and search can be used together. Selecting a different folder clears both.
Users can now tune or silence the custom announcements QuickMail adds on top of native control speech.
Settings → General → Screen Reader Announcements exposes four independent toggles:
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Enable custom announcements | Master switch; when off, only native focus and selection events are spoken |
| Announce hints and instructions | Instructional text shown the first time you use a feature (e.g. how to exit the search box or the message body) |
| Announce loading and sync status | Background progress updates — folder sync counts, connection state |
| Announce action results | Outcomes of things you did — search result counts, move and copy confirmations |
A Toggle Custom Announcements command is also available in the command palette. You can assign it a hotkey in Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts so you can silence or restore announcements with a single key press at any time.
The account list, folder tree, message body, search box, and clear search button previously had navigation instructions embedded in their accessible names (e.g. “Folders. Arrow keys to navigate and expand, Enter to load messages.”). These instructions are now removed from the control names, which were read aloud on every focus event. Where useful, the instructions are now delivered as one-time Hint announcements that can be silenced.
Each message in the list was being read twice when navigating by arrow key — once by the tree-view element and once by a manual announcement. The redundant announcement has been removed; the native focus event is now the sole source of speech for list navigation.