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      <h1 style="margin-bottom:0;">N1</h1>
      <h4 style="max-width:500px;">An extensible, open-source mail client built on the modern web.</h4>
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          Explore the Docs
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      <h3>Legible &amp; Beautiful</h3>
      <p>Meticulous design that supports your actual handling of email. With a  subdued visual style
 and highly refined typography, N1 is easily the most uniquely designed and beautiful mail client available.</p>
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      <h3>Works everywhere.<br>Supports everyone.</h3>
      <p>N1 is a proper desktop client that runs on all major operating systems. It isn't bound
to live in a web browser, gets proper desktop notifications and integrates well with your
system. Email shouldn't simply live in one of your browser tabs.</p>
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      <h3>Designed for Extensibility.</h3>
      <p> In N1, plugins are first-class citizens - many of them make up
core parts of the experience. We've exposed rich, powerful APIs that let you build
everything from the simplest workflow enhancements to entirely new views of your personal data.
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        <h3 style="margin-bottom:0; color:white;">Welcome Developers.</h3>
        <h4 style="max-width:500px; color:white;">Innovate on top of email with JavaScript, NodeJS and React.</h4>
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            See Examples
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