Mails

The Compose button opens a pop-up window over the app with the following form:

• To — type recipients here. As you type, saved contacts are suggested by name or email; you can add several recipients (each becomes a little chip). You can also just type an address that isn't in your contacts.

• Subject and Message — the email itself. The message has a character counter under it so you know how much room is left.

• Attach, Add image, and Send buttons at the bottom.

Attachments

Clicking Attach opens a picker showing the files on your laptop (images, videos, documents). Select the ones you want — up to 5 — and they show as chips on the email; click the ✕ on a chip to remove it. Attachments are sent as a reference, and a copy only lands on the recipient's laptop when they choose to download it (and it won't duplicate if they download the same file twice).

Adding an image to the body

Add image lets you paste an image URL to embed it inside the message. For safety the URL must come from an approved host — anything else is rejected with a message. Embedded images show up small and blurred in the received email (so nothing sensitive is exposed at a glance); the reader hovers to preview and clicks to open it full-size. There's a limit on how many images one email can carry.

Sending

Hit Send. If something's missing (like no recipient) or an image host isn't allowed, you'll see a clear message; otherwise the window closes and the email is on its way.