

On the other hand, if the Message Viewer is open, then typing ⌘1 does nothing when Preferences is the frontmost window, it does not even beep, although the menu title does blink as if Mail had actually executed the command (but it hasn't).

and, yet more interesting, ⌘1 works again if you open Preferences in front of the message window that caused that command to beep before, but only if the Message Viewer is closed. If there are no message windows open - yes, interestingly enough, ⌘1 doesn't work and beeps at you when the frontmost window is a message window, regardless of whether the Message Viewer window is open or not. Mailbox > Go To > In), but it also opens the Message Viewer window This is actually the command shortcut for selecting the Inbox mailbox ( Just type ⌘1 (Command-1) afterwards to open the Message Viewer window again. What does work in Mail is holding down the Option key while clicking the red close button at the top left of any window. In addition, Microsoft is also working on a new accent theme for Edge, improvements for the Android version, faster startup time, and more.In many applications, holding the Option key causes theĬlose All Windows, but for some reason Mail doesn't do it. This feature is expected to arrive in the stable builds of Microsoft Edge early next year and it will save you a bunch of time if you’re prone to mistakenly closing your tabs. If you want to test the feature right now, install Edge Canary and enable the experimental flag labelled as “Ask before closing multiple tabs”. The warning shows up only when you have multiple tabs open, but in future, it would be possible to always provide an alert if you try to quit. Microsoft Edge’s solution is elegant, and it won’t warn you when you only have a single tab open. You can also select “Don’t ask me again” in the pop-up to disable this feature without opening the Settings page of Edge. There’ll be two options – “Close all” to exit the browser and “Cancel” to keep using the browser. Once enabled, Microsoft Edge for Windows 10 and macOS will display a pop-up warning when you try to close multiple active tabs.
