Welcome to MBox Explorer! This comprehensive guide will help you get the most out of all features.
- Getting Started
- Basic Operations
- Search and Filter
- Analytics
- Export Options
- Advanced Features
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Tips and Tricks
- Troubleshooting
- FAQ
- Open MBox Explorer from your Applications folder
- You'll see the main window with three sections:
- Left: Sidebar with navigation
- Center: Email list (empty initially)
- Right: Detail pane
Method 1: Menu
- Click File → Open (or press ⌘O)
- Navigate to your MBOX file
- Click "Open"
- Wait for the progress bar to complete
Method 2: Drag and Drop
- Locate your MBOX file in Finder
- Drag it onto the MBox Explorer window
- Release to open
Method 3: Quick Open Recent
- Press ⌘⇧O
- Type to search recent files
- Press Return to open
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ File Edit View Tools Window Help │
├──────────┬────────────────────┬─────────────────────────┤
│ Sidebar │ Email List │ Detail Pane │
│ │ │ │
│ 📧 Inbox │ ☑ Email 1 │ Subject: Welcome │
│ 📊 Analytics│ ☐ Email 2 │ From: sender@email.com │
│ 📎 Attachments│ ☐ Email 3 │ Date: Jan 15, 2024 │
│ 🔄 Duplicates│ │ │
│ ⚙️ Operations│ │ Email body content... │
│ │ │ │
│ [Export] │ [1,234 emails] │ │
└──────────┴────────────────────┴─────────────────────────┘
Common locations:
- Mail.app:
~/Library/Mail/V*/MailData/ - Thunderbird:
~/Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/*/Mail/ - Gmail Export: Download from Google Takeout
- Backup Archives: Check Time Machine backups
Navigate the List
- Click any email to select it
- Use ↑/↓ arrow keys to move up/down
- Press ⌘↑ to jump to first email
- Press ⌘↓ to jump to last email
Read Email Content
- Select an email from the list
- View details in the right pane
- Scroll to read long emails
- Click attachments to preview
Select Multiple Emails
- Hold ⌘ and click emails for non-contiguous selection
- Hold ⇧ and click for range selection
- Press ⌘A to select all
Enable Thread View
- Click "Group by Threads" in sidebar
- Emails with same subject grouped together
- Click thread to expand/collapse
- Thread count shows in badge
Thread Features
- Emails indented by reply level
- Chronological order within threads
- Thread statistics shown
In Email Detail
- Scroll to "Attachments" section
- See list of attached files
- Click file icon for Quick Look preview
- Click "Save" to extract attachment
Attachment Manager
- Click "Attachments" in sidebar
- Browse all attachments from all emails
- Filter by type
- Bulk extract multiple attachments
Quick Search
- Click search field (or press ⌘F)
- Type your search term
- Results filter instantly
- Clear with X button or Esc
Search Tips
- Searches sender, subject, and body
- Case-insensitive by default
- Partial matches included
- No wildcards needed
Example Searches
"john" → Finds emails from/about John
"project alpha" → Finds emails containing both words
"@company.com" → Finds all emails from company.com domain
Create a Filter
- Click "Smart Filters" in sidebar
- Click "+" button
- Choose filter type:
- Sender
- Date Range
- Has Attachments
- Size
- Domain
- Read/Unread
- Starred
- Configure filter criteria
- Add more filters if needed
Save Filter Set
- Configure your filters
- Click "Save Filter Set"
- Name it (e.g., "Work Emails - Last Month")
- Click "Save"
Apply Saved Filter
- Click dropdown in Smart Filters
- Select saved filter
- Filters apply automatically
Example Filter Combinations
Work Emails:
- Sender contains "@company.com"
- Date: Last 30 days
- Has attachments: Yes
Large Files:
- Size > 5 MB
- Has attachments: Yes
Important Threads:
- Starred: Yes
- Date: This year
Open Regex Search
- View → Regex Search (⌘⌥R)
- Or click "Regex" button in toolbar
Use Built-in Patterns
- Click "Pattern Library" dropdown
- Select pattern:
- Email addresses
- Phone numbers
- URLs
- IP addresses
- Credit cards
- Dates
- SSN
- Zip codes
- Click "Search"
Create Custom Pattern
- Enter regex in pattern field
- Configure options:
- ☑ Case sensitive
- ☑ Multi-line
- ☑ Dot matches all
- Select search location (Subject/From/Body/All)
- Click "Search"
- Optional: Click "Save Pattern" to reuse
Example Patterns
Find all URLs:
https?://[^\s]+
Find dates (MM/DD/YYYY):
\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{4}
Find email addresses:
[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,}
Find phone numbers:
\(?\d{3}\)?[-.]?\d{3}[-.]?\d{4}
Open Analytics
- Click "Analytics" in sidebar
- Dashboard displays automatically
- Scroll to view all statistics
Overview Section
- Total Emails: Count of all emails in archive
- Date Range: From first to last email
- Total Size: Combined size of all emails
- Average Size: Mean email size
Top Senders
- Bar chart of top 10 senders
- Email count for each sender
- Percentage of total emails
- Click sender to filter
Time Analysis
- By Hour: 24-hour histogram showing email activity
- By Day: Monday-Sunday distribution
- By Month: Timeline showing volume over time
- Identify peak communication times
Attachment Statistics
- Total attachment count
- Combined attachment size
- Percentage of emails with attachments
- Most common file types
- Average attachments per email
Thread Statistics
- Total conversation threads
- Longest thread (email count)
- Average thread length
- Single-email threads
Domain Analysis
- Top 10 email domains
- Number of unique domains
- Internal vs. external emails
- Domain distribution
- Scroll to bottom of Analytics view
- Click "Export Report"
- Choose location
- Text file generated with all statistics
Example Report
Email Analytics Report
=====================
Overview:
Total Emails: 1,234
Date Range: 2020-01-01 - 2024-12-31
Total Size: 45.6 MB
Average Email Size: 38 KB
Top 10 Senders:
1. john@example.com: 234 emails (19%)
2. jane@company.com: 189 emails (15%)
...
Email Activity by Hour:
08:00 | ██████████ 45
09:00 | ████████████████ 78
10:00 | ██████████████ 67
...
Start Export
- File → Export (⌘E)
- Or click "Export" button in toolbar
- Export options sheet opens
Choose Format Select from 4 formats:
- CSV: Spreadsheet-compatible, good for analysis
- JSON: Structured data, good for programming
- Markdown: Human-readable, good for documentation
- TXT: Plain text, universal compatibility
Choose Export Mode
- Per Email: One file per message (good for search)
- Per Thread: One file per conversation (good for context)
- Both: Generate both formats
Basic Options
- ☑ Include attachments
- ☑ Include headers
- ☑ Selected emails only (if you have a selection)
Export
- Click "Export..."
- Choose destination folder
- Name your export
- Click "Export"
- Wait for progress bar
- Success message shown
For AI/LLM integration:
Configure RAG Options
- Open Export Options (⌘E)
- Check these options:
-
☑ Clean Text for RAG
- Removes signatures
- Strips quoted text
- Eliminates footers
- Normalizes whitespace
-
☑ Include Metadata JSON
- Separate .json file per email
- Contains structured metadata
- Includes thread links
-
☑ Enable Text Chunking
- Splits long emails
- Configurable chunk size (default: 1000 chars)
- 100-char overlap for context
- Each chunk numbered
-
☑ Include Thread Links
- Preserves conversation context
- Message-ID references
- Thread hierarchy
-
Set Chunk Size
- Adjust slider: 500 - 2000 characters
- 1000 chars recommended for most LLMs
- Larger for long-context models
- Smaller for embedding models
Export
- Click "Export..."
- Choose destination
- Select format (JSON recommended for RAG)
- Export creates structure:
Export/
├── emails/ # Individual emails
│ ├── 123_sender_subject.txt
│ ├── 123_sender_subject.json
│ └── ...
├── threads/ # Conversation threads
│ ├── thread_subject.txt
│ ├── thread_subject.json
│ └── ...
└── INDEX.txt # Summary
Save a Preset
- Configure export options
- Click "Save as Preset"
- Name it (e.g., "RAG Export for LLM")
- Click "Save"
Use a Preset
- Open Export Options
- Click "Presets" dropdown
- Select saved preset
- Settings apply automatically
- Click "Export..."
Manage Presets
- View → Export Management
- Switch to "Presets" tab
- View all saved presets
- Click "Edit" to modify
- Click "Delete" to remove
- Click "Use" to apply
See Past Exports
- View → Export Management
- Switch to "History" tab
- Browse past exports
- See details:
- Format used
- Email count
- File size
- Export date
- Destination path
- Preset used (if any)
Actions on History
- Click folder icon → Show in Finder
- Click X → Remove from history
- Click "Clear History" → Remove all
View Stats
- View → Export Management
- Switch to "Statistics" tab
- See analytics:
- Total exports count
- Total emails exported
- Total data exported (GB)
- Most used format
- Format breakdown chart
Compare Two Emails
- Select first email in list
- Click "Compare" button
- Choose second email from dropdown
- Comparison window opens
Understanding Comparison
- Similarity Score: Percentage (0-100%)
- Color Coding:
- 🟢 Green: Identical
- 🟡 Yellow: Very similar (>80%)
- 🟠 Orange: Similar (>50%)
- 🔴 Red: Different (<50%)
Comparison View
┌──────────────────┬──────────────────┐
│ Email 1 │ Email 2 │
├──────────────────┼──────────────────┤
│ Same text │ Same text │
│ [Unique text] │ │
│ │ [Unique text] │
│ Modified text │ Changed text │
└──────────────────┴──────────────────┘
Options
- ☑ Show differences only
- ☑ Highlight changes
- Click "Export Comparison" to save report
Use Cases
- Find duplicate emails with variations
- Track email modifications
- Compare original vs. forwarded
- Verify email authenticity
Open Redaction Tool
- Tools → PII Redaction Tool (⌘⌥P)
- Three-tab interface opens
Tab 1: Configure
-
Select PII types to detect:
- ☑ Social Security Numbers
- ☑ Credit Card Numbers
- ☑ Phone Numbers
- ☑ Email Addresses
- ☑ Physical Addresses
- ☑ IP Addresses
- ☑ Dates of Birth
-
Choose redaction mode:
- Full:
[SSN-REDACTED] - Partial:
***-**-1234
- Full:
-
Review examples
Tab 2: Scan
- Click "Scan Emails"
- Wait for scan progress
- Review results:
- Emails scanned
- PII detected
- Clean emails
- Click email to preview redactions
Tab 3: Redact
- Review summary
- Click "Export Redacted Emails"
- Choose format and destination
- Redacted emails saved
Example Redaction
Original:
"Contact me at (555) 123-4567 or john@example.com.
My SSN is 123-45-6789."
Full Redaction:
"Contact me at [PHONE-REDACTED] or [EMAIL-REDACTED].
My SSN is [SSN-REDACTED]."
Partial Redaction:
"Contact me at ***-***-4567 or j***@example.com.
My SSN is ***-**-6789."
Important: Always review redacted content before sharing!
Merge Multiple MBOX Files
- Click "Operations" in sidebar
- Select "Merge Files" tab
- Click "Select Files"
- Choose 2 or more MBOX files
- Review file list
- Click "Merge Files"
- Choose output location
- Wait for progress
- Merged file created
Split Large MBOX File
-
Load MBOX file first
-
Click "Operations" in sidebar
-
Select "Split File" tab
-
Choose strategy:
By Email Count:
- Set emails per file (e.g., 1000)
- Preview: "Will create 3 files"
By File Size:
- Set max size in MB (e.g., 50 MB)
- Preview: "Will create 4 files"
By Date Period:
- Choose Day/Month/Year
- Groups emails by date
By Sender Domain:
- Enter domains (comma-separated)
- Example: "gmail.com, outlook.com"
- Creates file per domain + "other"
-
Click "Split File"
-
Choose output directory
-
Wait for progress
-
Split files created
Find Duplicates
- Click "Duplicates" in sidebar
- Click "Scan for Duplicates"
- Wait for scan progress
- Review duplicate groups
Duplicate Detection Methods
- Message-ID matching (exact)
- Subject + sender + date matching
- Body similarity (fuzzy)
- Attachment hash matching
Manage Duplicates
- Browse duplicate groups
- For each group:
- View all copies
- Select which to keep (checkmark)
- Mark others for deletion
- Click "Delete Selected"
- Or click "Export" to save before deleting
Statistics Shown
- Total duplicates found
- Space wasted
- Duplicate percentage
- Most duplicated senders
Change Theme
- Tools → Theme Settings (⌘⌥T)
- Choose from 8 themes:
- System (follows macOS)
- Light
- Dark
- High Contrast
- AMOLED
- Solarized Dark
- Solarized Light
- Nord
- Click "Apply"
Create Custom Theme
- Select "Custom" theme
- Click color wells to change colors:
- Background colors
- Text colors
- Accent colors
- Syntax colors
- See live preview
- Click "Save Theme"
- Name your theme
- Click "Save"
Export/Import Themes
- Click "Export Theme"
- Save .json file
- Share with others
- Import: Click "Import Theme"
Toggle Layout
- View → Toggle Layout Mode (⌘⌥L)
- Or click layout icon in toolbar
Standard Layout (2-Column)
┌──────────┬─────────────────────┐
│ │ │
│ Sidebar │ Email List │
│ │ │
│ │ Click to view → │
│ │ │
└──────────┴─────────────────────┘
Three-Column Layout
┌──────────┬──────────┬──────────┐
│ │ │ │
│ Sidebar │ Emails │ Preview │
│ │ │ │
│ │ Selected │ Auto- │
│ │ ✓ │ displays │
│ │ │ │
└──────────┴──────────┴──────────┘
Adjust Pane Sizes
- Drag dividers to resize
- Double-click divider to collapse/expand
- Sizes remembered automatically
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| File Operations | |
| Open File | ⌘O |
| Quick Open Recent | ⌘⇧O |
| Close Window | ⌘W |
| Quit | ⌘Q |
| Search & Filter | |
| Search | ⌘F |
| Regex Search | ⌘⌥R |
| Clear Filters | ⌘⌥C |
| Clear Search | Esc |
| Navigation | |
| Next Email | ⌘↓ or ↓ |
| Previous Email | ⌘↑ or ↑ |
| First Email | ⌘↑ (at top) |
| Last Email | ⌘↓ (at bottom) |
| Jump to Next Match | ⌘G |
| Jump to Previous Match | ⌘⇧G |
| Email Operations | |
| Select All | ⌘A |
| Export | ⌘E |
| Delete | Delete or ⌫ |
| View Controls | |
| Toggle Sidebar | ⌘⌃S |
| Toggle Layout Mode | ⌘⌥L |
| Next Tab | ⌘⌥→ |
| Previous Tab | ⌘⌥← |
| Tools | |
| PII Redaction | ⌘⌥P |
| Theme Settings | ⌘⌥T |
| Export Management | ⌘⇧E |
| Copy Actions | |
| Copy Email Address | ⌘C (with email selected) |
| Copy Subject | ⌘⌥C |
| Copy Message ID | ⌘⇧C |
Quick Navigation
- Type first letter to jump to emails starting with that letter
- Hold ⇧ and use arrows for selection
- ⌘-click for multi-select
Efficient Searching
- ⌘F, type, ⌘G to jump through matches
- Use ⌘⌥C to clear and start new search
- Recent searches saved in dropdown
Workflow Shortcuts
- ⌘⇧O → Quick open file
- ⌘F → Search emails
- ⌘E → Export results
- ⌘⌥P → Redact if needed
1. Use Quick Open for Recent Files
- Press ⌘⇧O anytime
- Type partial filename
- Instant access to recent work
- Pin frequently used files to top
2. Save Search Combinations
- Create complex filters
- Save as named filter set
- Reuse with one click
- Share filter sets with team
3. Export Presets for Repeated Tasks
- Configure export once
- Save as preset
- Apply instantly later
- Consistency across exports
4. Keyboard-First Workflow
- Learn essential shortcuts
- Navigate without mouse
- Faster email browsing
- More efficient operations
5. Use Three-Column Layout
- See list and detail simultaneously
- Faster email review
- Better context
- Reduces clicks
Finding Specific Content
Email from specific person:
- Use sender filter: "john@example.com"
Emails in date range:
- Smart filter: Date between [start] and [end]
Large emails with attachments:
- Size filter: > 5 MB
- Has attachments: Yes
Emails about specific project:
- Search: "project alpha"
- Save as filter for reuse
Advanced Search Techniques
Multiple criteria:
1. Search text: "report"
2. Sender filter: "@company.com"
3. Date range: Last 30 days
4. Has attachments: Yes
Result: Recent report emails with attachments from company
Pattern matching:
- Use Regex Search for patterns
- Built-in patterns for common data
- Save custom patterns for reuse
For Archiving
Format: TXT or Markdown
Mode: Per Email
Options:
- Include headers: Yes
- Include attachments: Yes
- Clean text: No (keep original)
For Analysis
Format: CSV
Mode: Per Email
Options:
- Include headers: Yes
- Include attachments: No
- Clean text: Yes (remove noise)
Open in Excel/Numbers for:
- Sorting by date/sender
- Filtering
- Statistics
- Pivot tables
For RAG/LLM Integration
Format: JSON
Mode: Both (per email + per thread)
Options:
- Clean text: Yes
- Enable chunking: Yes (1000 chars)
- Include metadata: Yes
- Thread links: Yes
Perfect for:
- Vector databases
- Semantic search
- AI chat with emails
- Context-aware queries
For Sharing
Format: Markdown
Mode: Per Thread
Options:
- Clean text: Yes
- Include headers: Yes
- Attachments: Extract separately
Benefits:
- Human-readable
- Formatted for documentation
- Easy to review
- Universal format
Large MBOX Files
- Be patient during initial parse
- Use Smart Filters to reduce visible emails
- Close other applications
- Consider splitting very large files (>2GB)
Smooth Scrolling
- Three-column layout more responsive
- Filter to reduce list size
- Hide preview pane if not needed
Fast Exports
- Export filtered results instead of all
- Disable chunking if not needed
- TXT format fastest
- JSON format most comprehensive
Possible Causes:
- File is not valid MBOX format
- File is corrupted
- File is locked by another application
- Insufficient permissions
Solutions:
- Verify file format (should start with
Fromlines) - Check file is readable in Finder
- Close other email applications
- Try opening with smaller test file first
Solutions:
- Check macOS version (requires 14.0+)
- Restart computer
- Check available memory (need ~4GB free)
- Try smaller file first to test
- Check Console.app for crash logs
- Reinstall application
Check:
- Search field has correct text
- No filters are applied (clear with ⌘⌥C)
- Search is case-insensitive by default
- Results exist in file
Solutions:
- Clear all filters
- Try simpler search term
- Use "All Fields" in Regex Search
- Verify emails contain search term
Common Causes:
- Insufficient disk space
- No write permission to destination
- Special characters in filenames
- Destination folder doesn't exist
Solutions:
- Check available disk space (need 2x email size)
- Choose different destination
- Ensure folder exists and is writable
- Check Console for error details
- Try exporting smaller batch first
Optimize Performance:
- Close unused applications
- Restart MBox Explorer
- Use filters to reduce email list
- Consider splitting large MBOX files
- Disable preview pane temporarily
- Check Activity Monitor for memory usage
Possible Issues:
- Attachments not base64-encoded
- Corrupted attachment data
- Unsupported encoding
Solutions:
- Check email headers for "Content-Transfer-Encoding"
- Try exporting email to see raw data
- Some inline images may not display
- Extract attachment to verify content
Q: What MBOX files does this support? A: Standard RFC 4155 compliant MBOX files from Mail.app, Thunderbird, Gmail exports, and most email clients.
Q: Can I modify emails in the archive? A: No, MBox Explorer is read-only. It won't modify your MBOX files.
Q: Is my data sent to the cloud? A: No, everything processes locally on your Mac. No internet connection needed (except for updates).
Q: What's the maximum file size? A: Tested with 5GB+ files. Parser is streaming-based so technically unlimited.
Q: Can I open multiple files simultaneously? A: Yes, open multiple windows with different files (File → New Window).
Q: What's the difference between "Per Email" and "Per Thread" export? A:
- Per Email: One file per individual message (good for searching)
- Per Thread: Related emails combined into conversation files (good for context)
- Both: Generates both formats
Q: How does PII redaction work? A: Uses regex patterns to detect common PII types. Not 100% accurate - always review redacted output before sharing.
Q: Can I export to PST format? A: Not currently. Exports to CSV, JSON, Markdown, and TXT. PST planned for future release.
Q: How accurate is the similarity score in email comparison? A: Uses Levenshtein distance algorithm. Generally accurate for finding similar emails. Best for emails of similar length.
Q: What does "RAG-optimized export" mean? A: Optimized for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (AI/LLM integration). Includes text cleaning, chunking, and metadata for vector databases.
Q: Can I customize export templates? A: Not in v1.0. Custom templates planned for future release. Currently: CSV, JSON, Markdown, TXT.
Q: What macOS version do I need? A: macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later. Built with SwiftUI 4.0.
Q: Does it work on Intel Macs? A: Yes, universal binary supports both Apple Silicon and Intel.
Q: How is data stored? A: Settings in UserDefaults, no database needed. MBOX files are never modified.
Q: Are keyboard shortcuts customizable? A: Not in v1.0. Uses standard macOS shortcuts. Customization planned for future release.
Q: Can I run this from command line? A: Not currently. GUI-only. CLI version planned for future release.
Q: Why is parsing slow? A: Large files take time. ~1000 emails/second on Apple Silicon. 10,000 emails ≈ 10 seconds.
Q: Why are some dates showing incorrectly? A: Email clients use different date formats. Parser handles most but some exotic formats may fail.
Q: Can I cancel a long-running operation? A: Some operations are cancellable (look for X button). File parsing currently cannot be cancelled once started.
Q: How do I reset settings? A: Preferences → Reset to Defaults. Or manually delete ~/Library/Preferences/com.mboxexplorer.plist
- README.md: Quick overview and installation
- FEATURES.md: Complete feature documentation
- DEVELOPER.md: Technical architecture
- CHANGELOG.md: Version history
- This guide: User instructions
- GitHub Issues: https://github.com/yourusername/mbox-explorer/issues
- Email: support@mboxexplorer.app
- Discussions: https://github.com/yourusername/mbox-explorer/discussions
Include:
- MBox Explorer version
- macOS version
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected vs. actual behavior
- Screenshots if relevant
- Console logs if app crashed
Example Bug Report:
Title: Search crashes when searching for "@"
Environment:
- MBox Explorer v1.0.0
- macOS 14.2 (Sonoma)
- Apple M1 Max
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open MBOX file (1000+ emails)
2. Type "@" in search field
3. App crashes
Expected: Show results with "@" symbol
Actual: App crashes immediately
Console log attached
Include:
- Clear description of feature
- Use case / why it's needed
- How you'd like it to work
- Examples from other apps (if any)
Example Feature Request:
Title: Add support for PST files
Description:
Allow opening Microsoft Outlook PST files in addition to MBOX.
Use Case:
Many corporate users have PST archives that need reviewing.
Proposed Implementation:
Same interface as MBOX, just add PST parser.
Similar Apps:
Outlook handles PST natively.
MBOX: Mail BOX, a text file format for storing email messages
RAG: Retrieval-Augmented Generation, technique for LLM/AI integration
PII: Personally Identifiable Information (SSN, credit cards, etc.)
Thread: Conversation of related emails with same subject
Regex: Regular Expression, pattern matching language
Metadata: Structured data about emails (sender, date, etc.)
Chunk: Segment of split email text for processing
Levenshtein Distance: Algorithm measuring string similarity
Base64: Encoding scheme for attachments in emails
UTF-8: Unicode character encoding for international text
MBOX Structure:
From sender@example.com Mon Jan 01 00:00:00 2024
From: sender@example.com
To: recipient@example.com
Subject: Email Subject
Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 +0000
Email body content here.
From sender2@example.com Mon Jan 02 00:00:00 2024
...
Export Formats:
CSV:
from,to,subject,date,body,attachments
"john@ex.com","jane@ex.com","Test","2024-01-01","Body","file.pdf"JSON:
{
"from": "john@example.com",
"to": "jane@example.com",
"subject": "Test",
"date": "2024-01-01 12:00:00",
"body": "Email body...",
"attachments": ["file.pdf"]
}Markdown:
# Test
**From:** john@example.com
**To:** jane@example.com
**Date:** Jan 1, 2024
Email body content here.MBOX Format:
Email Standards:
Regular Expressions:
- Regex Tutorial
- RegEx101 - Online tester
RAG & Vector Databases:
Congratulations! You now know how to use all features of MBox Explorer.
Quick Reference:
- ⌘O to open files
- ⌘F to search
- ⌘E to export
- ⌘⇧O for recent files
- View → All Features
Remember:
- All processing is local (private)
- Files are never modified (safe)
- Export presets save time
- Keyboard shortcuts boost productivity
Get Started:
- Open an MBOX file (⌘O)
- Browse and search emails
- View analytics
- Export what you need
Need Help?
- Check this guide
- See documentation
- Contact support
Enjoy using MBox Explorer! 🎉