I’m using the free version 10 and would like to be able to hide all the pro feature options as they are not available and distracting in that it wastes time.
If you can’t have the option to hide the pro feature options then at least put an asterisk beside each pro feature to indicate they are not available to free users.
Which features would you like to disable ?
I don’t want to disable features…I want to be able to hide the menu options for features that are not available to free users. Hiding unavailable feature options would allow at a glance to see what options I have to work with instead of having to spend time trying to enable a feature only to rejected.
I just spent 5 minutes reading about and trying to implement Quick Actions:
example:
I don’t want to disable features…I want to be able to hide the menu options for features that are not available to free users.
You can’t hide paid popup features.
Every version of eM Client has had paid popup notes like that. They are there "so non paid users know “after the initial 30days of the full features, what are paid options” if they go to use them.
There is also “many other features & options apart from those examples you showed that will appear in the program” with similar messages to advise of only available in the paid versions like eg: the ability to block senders tracking you, and seeing all your email attachments in one view, snoozing emails, send later, undo send etc…
You can see the full list of the difference between the free and paid version via scrolling down on the bottom of the pricing page.
Ps Maybe suggest to look at purchasing eM Client to avoid those messages. There is also a new personal version which now allows you to install it on 3 devices which is really good value too.
It’s not the pop ups that bother me it’s seeing the unavailable option boxes…I’ve seen freeware that allows for hiding pay options in all the menus that come with 30 day free pro version as well.
I’m not much of a power user so the free version is enough for me.
Thanks for your follow-up.