Right now we have to exist and then drag/drop to the folder.

It would be very nice if it is possible to add multiple semiclon separated email adresses into the To field of the email compose dialog.Thank you(user)

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-...

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.

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....

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.

On Ubuntu 16.04 I have a notifications with an "Activate" button that activates the application that has sent the notification. When I have slack and hiri running, when I click "Activate" on slack notification also hiri activates but not always al...

When creating a calendar entry that spans days for hours, for example, Tuesday 8pm to Wednesday 4am it fills all of the next day in. When you look at the event the times they are correct. However, when glancing at my calendar it is confusing bec...

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, ...

A way to select multiple emails by holding the shift key down. Currently, you are only able to select emails one by one, for enterprise users who get a lot of emails -- and especially people who work in IT that have tons of automatically generated...