Mac OS 10.Finding email addresses on certain websites can be problematic sometimes, as some links will not display all the email addresses available, or some might be hidden behind obtrusive objects.New features added & Mac OS 10.11 supported issue resolved.Fixed a major issue: HTML not imported properly on Outlook:mac from converted pst file.Reduced PST file size by avoiding compressed rtf format (deprecated).Fixed Issue : Attachment not converted properly on OSX Sierra.Fixed: A random crash while opening report window.Fixed: A crash while converting Apple Mail (OSX Sierra).Fixed: Crash caused by “Auto-archived” attachments in Apple Mail.Added option to convert MBOX file from source.New feature: Added facility to converter Thunderbird/Postbox email database to PST files.New Improved MIME engine for reliable MIME handling. Bug fixes for newer OS (including Catalina).Features Added: Now It can also convert EML files to PST.Launch Mail Extractor Pro Again, and you will be able to view all the folder from Apple Mail for conversion.It will prompt with a pop that you need to quit Mail Extractor Pro.

Add Mail Extractor Pro from your Application folder.

Click on the 4th Tab “ Privacy” which is after Firewall.

Open “ Security & Privacy” from the top.

Please go to the “ System Preferences” of your Mac,.

Here is the step-by-step procedure for the same. The users will thus need to allow Mail Extractor Pro for permissions to access your Mails, Calendars and the Contacts. The new MacOS BigSur, Catalina & Mojave has come up with an update to restrict it’s access for third-party applications, especially when it comes to Mails, Contacts and the Calendar. Instruction for MacOS BigSur 11.0, Catalina 10.5 & Mojave 10.14 Try it today and check changelogs for details. New Version 3.8 is available for download and supports new MacOS Catalina.

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