In quick search you can find just about anything. I am a email hoarder, and right now have about 5000 items in my inbox. If I need an address like a did today for a hotel in New York, all I did was type in “New York” and it brought back all the emails with those words. The third one listed was the one I needed. It saved me the effort of google-ing and going through all the links.

I would much rather use Xobni for things like that than google. It’s much easier to stay in my current application than have to switch to something else to do a search.

Jordan, on June 23rd, 2008 at 7:06 pm

One suggestion would be to provide an option to always display the email body. That would eliminate the need to keep the Reading Pane open. Currently Xobni Sidebar and Reading Pane together take up a lot of space. Adding this option would help the space issue and will also ensure the user uses the Xobni rather than minimize it.

Krishnan Muthuswamy, on June 25th, 2008 at 3:47 pm

One suggestion is to put the contact’s department along with the company in the name of the Xobni contact.
That way you can find all users in a particular department. E.g. Joe Bloggs (IT, Company)

Matthew Jones, on June 30th, 2008 at 1:26 am

A Suggestion:
Can you put “cpllapse” button on the upper lest corner of the Xobni pane?
(my suggestion – You can make that corner clickable or add image/button)
Since focus area while searching (and by default) is at the upper part of the pane.
You can leave the rest of the buttons at the bottom.

Avinash, on July 8th, 2008 at 11:35 pm

One suggestion:
I would like to have one feature implemented that shows all the ‘fun facts’ of the person that is visible in the xoboni pane.
For example “John Doe” is selected and I right click on his face or the received email graph it would show the stats regarding “John Doe” like how quick I or he resonds to emails and all the other aggregations between the “fun facts” and “analytics”.

Steffen, on July 9th, 2008 at 1:59 pm

It would be great if I could update the company name after selection of maildomains directly in the outlook contacts. Example: if I find 120 apple.com contacts then it would be great to have the company name in my outlook contacts with one move in Xobni, because I’m regularly to lazy to do it at once.

Peter Berger, on July 9th, 2008 at 3:32 pm

typically there is no sorting possible by domain name . Sometimes you know someone from accenture sent you an email and you can not remember his name , hence lot of time is spent searching … the find or sort does it on name and not on showing all users from accenture.com together for you to pick the right email.

one should have a feature in which you can search an email by ????@accenture.com where user name is not taken into the search..

this is a suggestion for you to consider in the next version.

You have devised a wonderful tool for the outlook users..!!!

yk maheshwari, on July 17th, 2008 at 2:45 pm