Released June 3, 2026 — downloads for this release
Two options are available for v0.6.9:
| Download | When to use |
|---|---|
quickmail-v0.6.9-setup.exe — Windows
installer |
Recommended for most users. Installs per-user with no elevation required, checks for the WebView2 Runtime, and registers an uninstaller. |
QuickMail.exe — standalone portable
executable |
No installation required. Copy it anywhere and run. |
Both downloads include the .NET 8 runtime — you do not need to install .NET separately.
The installer requires the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime to render HTML messages. It is preinstalled on Windows 11 and most recent Windows 10 systems; the installer downloads and installs it automatically when missing.
Uninstall from Windows Settings → Apps. The
uninstaller gives you a choice: remove the app only, or remove the app
and all your local data — the accounts configuration, mail cache,
contacts, rules, templates, and saved views stored in
%AppData%\QuickMail. Passwords in Windows Credential
Manager are never touched.
Uninstalling QuickMail does not affect your mail on the server. Nothing on the server is ever changed unless you take an explicit action in the app. The only time QuickMail permanently deletes messages is when you choose Empty Trash.
Pressing Alt+Enter anywhere in QuickMail opens a read-only Properties dialog for whatever is currently selected — the same shortcut Windows uses for properties everywhere.
What opens depends on where focus is:
| Focus location | Properties shown |
|---|---|
| A message in the message list | From, To, Cc, Reply-To, Subject, Date, Message-ID; account, folder, and IMAP UID; format and attachment count |
| A conversation header (Conversations view) | Subject, message count, unread count, all participants, newest and oldest message dates |
| A sender group header (From view) | Sender, message count, unread count, most recent date, and newest subject |
| A recipient group header (To view) | Recipient, message count, unread count, most recent date, and newest subject |
| A folder in the folder tree | Folder name, full path, account, and message counts |
| An account in the account list | Display name, email address, IMAP and SMTP server details, authentication method |
| A contact in the address book | Display name, email address, group memberships, and last-used date |
| A group in the address book | Group name, member count, missing contacts, and a list of all members |
| An attachment in the reading pane | File name, MIME type, and size |
In grouped views (Conversations, From, To): pressing Alt+Enter on a group header row shows properties for the group itself. To see properties for an individual message inside a group, expand the group, navigate to the message, and press Alt+Enter.
Navigating the Properties dialog:
The dialog contains a single properties list. Arrow keys move continuously through all rows, including section headers that appear as named entries in the list. Tab moves to the Copy all and Close buttons.
ConversationPropertiesBuilder and
SenderGroupPropertiesBuilder added alongside the existing
context builders.PropertiesViewModel now exposes a flat
IReadOnlyList<FlatRow> (with interleaved header rows)
rather than split
FieldSections/SubListSections
collections.PropertyItemNameConverter updated to produce
"Label" for header rows and "Label: Value" for
data rows.