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Get Notifications When Your Messages Are Read in macOS Mail

By Matthew Lynch
June 15, 2023
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The macOS mail app is one of the best email clients on the market. It is feature-rich, user-friendly, and comes with a plethora of options to help you streamline your inbox. One feature that stands out is the ability to get notifications when your messages are read.

This is a handy feature that helps you keep track of your emails and ensure that your recipients have seen and read your emails. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at how to set up this feature and how it works.

Getting Started

Before you can receive notifications, you need to make sure that your email account is set up correctly in the macOS mail app. To do this, simply follow these steps:

1. Launch the mail app on your macOS device.

2. Click on the “Mail” menu at the top of your screen.

3. Select “Preferences” from the drop-down menu.

4. Choose the email account you want to set up for notifications.

5. Click on the “Advanced” tab.

6. Make sure that the option for “Use SSL” is selected.

7. Ensure that the “Exchange” server or “IMAP” server is selected in the “Account Information” tab.

Once you have set up your email account, you can proceed to the next step, which is enabling read receipts.

Enabling Read Receipts

Read receipts are essentially a notification that tells you when your email was opened. You can set up this feature in two ways:

1. On a per-email basis: If you want to receive a read receipt for a specific email, you can turn on the read receipt option for that individual email. To do this, simply compose a new email, click on the “Options” tab, and select “Request Read Receipt.”

2. For all emails: If you want to receive read receipts for all your emails, you can use the following steps:

a. Go to “Mail” > “Preferences” > “Accounts”.
b. Select the email account you want to enable read receipts for.
c. Click on the “Options” tab.
d. Check the box labeled “Request read receipt for all messages.”

Once you have enabled read receipts, you’ll receive a notification when your email is opened by the recipient.

How it Works

When someone opens your email, you’ll receive a notification letting you know that the message has been read. This notification is usually sent to your inbox, and it works even if you’re not currently using the mail app.

If you’re using the mail app, you’ll see the notification pop up in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. If you’re not using the app, you’ll receive an email notification letting you know that your message has been read.

Final Thoughts

The ability to get notifications when your messages are read is an excellent feature that can help you stay on top of your emails. Whether you’re using the macOS mail app for work or personal use, this feature is easy to set up and can save you a lot of frustration. So, if you haven’t already, be sure to enable read receipts on your macOS mail app today! 

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