On the web version of outlook, at the university I am working at, I can search for the calendars of others, and show their calendar as an additional calendar alongside mine. This is useful for checking when others might be free before sending cale...

Currently notifications are consumed into the ubuntu notifications box. As I'm using this as a replacement for my calendar, I need dialog notifications that allow me to see the meeting is upcoming, and stay on front of all other ubuntu applicatio...

It would be nice to be able to click on an attachment and have it open with the default program rather than downloading to a folder and then having to go find it and open it from there.Otherwise I appreciate the ability to have an easy-to-install-...

Now one "click" of the wheel scrolls no more than 10px of the screen. This is terrible(

Hi, I prefer to have my list of mails on the left, and have the selected mail open on the right... Opening the selected mail fullscreen makes me loose track of where I am... it confuses me. Not sure if this is possible though....

Will be more productive. The scrolling speed is too slow, I rather user the scroll bar than to actually scroll because I have to scroll like a thousand times to get anywhere. I'm running Linux Fedora 26.

I would very much like a dark theme, Hiri is the only application I have installed in Linux that uses a light theme, and while the design in general is very nice, the bright light is making my eyes bleed.

Even with ~50 Exchange rules, I must receive ~50 e-mails into my Inbox per day. Some of these e-mails contain action items or require short quick replies. GMail is able to identify such e-mails and tags them appropriately with "Received N days a...

When I reply to an e-mail, it is often useful to be able to quote the original e-mail, which is typically indented with some vertical line showing this is quoted. I can then respond to parts of their e-mail directly underneath a sentence or paragr...

This would be great, especially I suspect that a significant and growing proportion of your clients are developers on Linux. We guys have to see this kind of stuff. Perhaps you could use the same structure that pops a message into its own window, ...