Abstract: A method of processing emails, the method being executed by an electronic device, the method comprising: retrieving, by the electronic device, a first email originated from a user of an email service and a second email destined to the user of the email service, the first email and the second email comprising a respective first and a second email-inherent data, the first and the second email-inherent data being structured according to an email-native protocol of the email service; identifying, by the electronic device, a first summary data of the first email and a second summary data of the second email; generating, by the electronic device, a first and a second message element, the first message element comprising the first summary data and the second message element comprising the second summary data for a display concurrently, the first message element being visually distinguishable from the second message element.

Abstract: A method of processing emails, the method being executed on a client device, the client device being connected to a server, the server hosting an email service, the method comprising: acquiring, by the client device, a plurality of emails from the server, each email within the plurality of emails comprising a respective email-inherent data, each email-inherent data being structured by the email service according to an email-native protocol; generating, by the client device, a grouped message element, the grouped message element being associated with a group of emails within the plurality of emails; generating, by the client device, an individual message element; displaying, by the client device, the grouped message element and the individual message element concurrently such that the grouped message element is visually distinguishable from the individual message element.

Abstract: System and method for computer processing of email messages and visual presentation of citations in the body of the email message, the system and method involving: the finding of the first header of the first citation connected to the forwarded first email message; comparing at least part of the first header of the first citation with a set of masks and determining data from the first header of the first citation; finding the second header of the second citation connected to the forwarded second email message; comparing at least part of the second header of the second citation with a set of masks and determining data from the second header of the second citation; generating the presentation of the email message in which data from at least part of the first header of the first citation and data from at least part of the second header of the second citation are accordingly presented in unified format.