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== Outlook == | == Outlook == | ||
Outlook groups emails with the same subject line into conversations, but changes in subject lines can create new threads or split existing ones. Users report issues with conversations being grouped randomly or incorrectly, especially when dealing with similar subject lines but different recipients. Threading large numbers of emails can be resource-intensive, affecting Outlook's responsiveness. | Outlook groups emails with the same subject line into conversations, but changes in subject lines can create new threads or split existing ones. Users report issues with conversations being grouped randomly or incorrectly, especially when dealing with similar subject lines but different recipients. Threading large numbers of emails can be resource-intensive, affecting Outlook's responsiveness. | ||
One person during my surveys mention his difficulty in determining where messages in a thread start and end, because of the plain UI and just a thin devider. | |||
== Apple mail == | == Apple mail == | ||
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== Super human == | == Super human == | ||
In Super Human there is Auto-Summarize, a Superhuman AI feature which summarizes the entire email chain, giving you the key information without having to dig through each email.Team members can have private discussions within email threads without risk of accidentally sharing with external recipients. | In Super Human there is Auto-Summarize, a Superhuman AI feature which summarizes the entire email chain, giving you the key information without having to dig through each email.Team members can have private discussions within email threads without risk of accidentally sharing with external recipients. | ||
== Spark == | |||
Spark seems to have an interesting threading system, which goes beyond simple chronological ordering. It uses advanced algorithms to group related emails together, even if they have different subject lines or involve multiple participants. It allows users to mute entire threads, and snoozing them temporarily removing them from the inbox and having them reappear at a specified time. | |||
For long email threads, Spark provides a summary view from December 2023, allowing users to quickly catch up on the key points of the conversation without reading through every message. This Ai Summary feature, generates a brief 1-2 paragraph overview of the email thread or action points highlighting the necessary actions within the email. | |||