Drafts in mail

You're referring to email drafts!

Email drafts are temporary messages that you create and save in your email client, but don't immediately send. They allow you to compose and save a message without sending it, so you can come back to it later and finish or modify it as needed.

Here are some common scenarios where you might use email drafts:

  1. Work in progress: You're writing a long email or a complex message, and you want to save your progress without sending it yet.
  2. Drafting a response: You receive an email and want to respond, but you need some time to think about your response or gather more information before sending it.
  3. Saving a message for later: You want to send an email at a later time, such as a reminder or a follow-up message.
  4. Editing a message: You've written an email, but you want to make some changes or revisions before sending it.

To access your email drafts, you'll typically need to follow these steps:

  1. Log in to your email account.
  2. Click on the "Drafts" or "Saved" folder in your email client.
  3. Find the draft you want to access and open it.
  4. Make any necessary changes or edits.
  5. Click "Send" to send the email, or "Save" to save it again for later.

Keep in mind that email drafts are usually stored on your email provider's servers, so they may be accessible from any device where you have your email account set up. However, if you're using a web-based email client, you may need to log in to your account to access your drafts.