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- Additional filters for seen mails or tags / labels
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- See all the mails for the current set of filters / current cluster
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- Save the generated database as a SQLite file so you can do additional queries yourself (or open it again)
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- Cross platform (macOS, Windows, Linux and a [Web Demo](https://terhech.de/postsack_demo))
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- Cross platform (macOS (from 10.12 onward), Windows, Linux and a [Web Demo](https://terhech.de/postsack_demo))
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- The app is 13MB big and consumes ~150MB of memory on macOS
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The look is similar on all platforms as it uses the [Rust egui](https://github.com/emilk/egui) GUI library.
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@ -108,4 +108,4 @@ a certain bash script). The main downside was that it is currently very limited
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## What does `Postsack` mean?
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[`Postsack` (or Postbeutel) is German](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postbeutel) for a bag full of mail
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[`Postsack` (or Postbeutel) is German](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postbeutel) for a bag full of mail
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