Face2Face para Mac

Man, I wish someone would make a modern-day version of this. Especially now that we have Mail extensions in Mac OS Monterey. And while you can have this for free with the most basic version of MailButler they have recently started putting a big fat watermark in every god**** email you send! This is intrusive and annoying and just shows the lack of respect towards their customers. If they had at least a small tier (like 2€ a month) instead for essential users I would gladly pay that but their pricing starts at a whopping 8.50€ per month! Thanks for nothing then.

It is a sad day for the Face2Face plugin, and I will henceforth be uninstalling it from my computer. Let me tell you why. As some of you will have already discovered, this formerly free Apple Mail plugin has now been incorporated into Feingeist's "MailButler" app, and has been discontinued as a free, standalone plugin. About an hour ago I received an on-screen notification that there was an update available for Face2Face, which would make it compatible with Mac OS X 10.11.4. So, dutifully, I installed the update. What Feingeist did NOT tell me in the update notification is that if I installed Face2Face 1.4.4 (1413), I would henceforth be assaulted with a nag screen to purchase MailButler EVERY SINGLE TIME that I launch Apple Mail. Feingeist, I am NOT interested in paying $84/year to use your MailButler subscription service, and I certainly do not appreciate your nag screen every time I launch Apple Mail. I was happy using your FREE Face2Face plugin. That is all I wanted, and that is all I still want. But with your nag screen, it is "¡Adios, amigo!".

Not compatible with the lastet El Capitan update. Are we forced to upgrade to MailButler and pay a monthly fee now? Any news about discounts for existing customers?

Feingeist (the developer) has apparently killed off this Mail plug-in and is integrating it into a package called MailButler. So, even if you paid for this plug-in, there will not be any future updates (the developer's web page is devoid of all information), and there are apparently no discounts for upgrading to MailButler. Worst of all, MailButler has a limited "free" version (up to 20 uses per month), but will be charging MONTHLY fees for their "professional" and "corporate" offerings of MailButler. Very saddened by this situation.

Bravo ! My lovely Apple Mail app is beautified.