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Maybe I wasn't clear enough in my reply but after updating Default Folder the problem went away. Links open with no problem at all. No idea how DF got so out of...

It does sound like a bug, but I cannot reproduce it. If you view the message in “Sent Messages” does it then have the wrong From address? If yes, then it is mos...

This is new to me and it's not a general problem. I have your crash reports and they are all related to calling openURL: on the NSWorkSpace class. Since it happ...

Ok, this is going in two different directions.

@eric: Your problem would be solved by mailbox rules although my current implementation does not offer a way to a...

First, the fact that your reply is from me@fastmail.fm indicates that MailMate does not know the me@university.edu address. You can fix that by adding it to “Em...

@eric: This emphasizes that users have different expectations of auto-read behavior. Item 3 can be done as follows:

"x" = ( 'setTag:', '\\Seen', 'reply:');
"y"...

Ah, that wasn't supposed to happen. It probably just happens once and that is why I didn't notice it. It is actually supposed to be used for the mailbox editor ...

@larrycz: Current status is that Apple still does not index standard .eml files and I haven't created a Spotlight plugin. I haven't yet checked whether or not O...

Great.

This feature is part of version 1.6 soon to be released.

And yes, you can tell MailMate to send “tomorrow at 7.00”.

No, this has not changed. The global default can be found in the Signatures preferences pane, but in general MailMate learns your habits if you use the Signatur...

This has been supported for some time using the new Growl framework, but this ticket was never updated.

Notifications do not require Growl to be installed and s...

The sundown fork worked fine. Footnotes are going to be part of version 1.6 of MailMate.

The use of Markdown in MailMate is because Markdown is very close to what one would write if the text was not converted to another format (such as HTML). This i...

Ideally MailMate should sort them based on date (or it should be configurable), but most of the time this is not a problem. I might return to this issue when re...

The menu shows at most 10 messages. Currently these are the 10 messages most recently fetched by MailMate.

Can this explain what you see?

First try the latest beta (see the Software Update preferences pane). If you still have the same issue then provide an example.

Some time ago I moved the subscription settings to the IMAP account editor. You'll see a button below the IMAP server settings named “Edit Subscriptions”. I can...

Closing the ticket. This is fixed in more recent test versions.

Sorry for the late answer. It just means I did not have any straightforward answers.

Users seem to have very differing expectations/uses of the read state of a ...

Thanks, this bug re-appears every time I forget that libcurl needs special handling. I've spent some time getting around this problem (it is implicitly caused b...

Do you know what you do before this happens. It is somehow related to mailboxes. In particular, it might be related to a deleted mailbox...

Note that I also rec...

I can reproduce it now.

Notice that the correspondence outline is also threaded and in this context the message could be collapsed since sent messages are pulle...

If I understand you correctly you see different behavior of the “Archive” toolbar button and the Archive menu item (via shortcut ⇧⌘M)? I cannot reproduce that.

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Certainly not intentional. The auto-expansion is related to editing the Submailboxes settings in the mailbox editor. Thanks for the report.

Fixed the import size count.

Sorry about the late response. I'm glad you managed to resolve the issue.

The folder you implicitly created in the rebuild process disappears if all of the mess...

If I understand you correctly then you can simply change the SMTP settings of the Davmail account in MailMate (double click it under SOURCES in the mailbox outl...

If IMAP works for receiving then you should use that.

The problem is then sending. Note that when using Gmail's SMTP then you need to take special care when usi...

You should first ask your IT department whether or not they have enabled IMAP for the Exchange server. If it isn't then ask them to do so. MailMate should work ...

This is what I think happens:

• MailMate moves a message locally.
• Another client moves the same message.
• MailMate tries to synchronize the local change by moving...

Sorry, I misunderstood your comment. I thought you were commenting on what I wrote in ticket #392: "@Eric and @Alexandre: Remember to enable watching for change...

Wrong ticket :-) The ticket you are not watching is ticket #392 (at least I cannot see that you are watching it).

It works for me too. I guess Google fixed it — until next time.

@Alexandre: Note that it must be a new message. You cannot take the Drafts mailbox offline and then try to send a message which previously failed (although in t...

@Alexandre: And even if this mailbox says “Drafts (Offline)” then you still get the message with a “Temporary System Problem”? That kind of sends my theory down...

@Chris: You haven't missed anything. I've just been a bit slow with regard to dealing with this issue. It's always difficult when I cannot reproduce it myself. ...

@Alexandre: Could you check which folder MailMate uses for saving drafts (Mailbox ▸ Mailbox Type). Maybe you need to take a different mailbox than “[Gmail]/Draf...

@Alexandre: Just to emphasize. It is sufficient to take “[Gmail]/Drafts” offline.

@Christian: Glad to hear it works.

@Alexandre: I assume you mean the final findings of Christian.

I'll re-close the ticket.

@Fletcher: Argh :-) Can you retry just to make sure. Also try taking the Gmail account offline (you can still send messages).

@phillipw: Great, at least there exists a workaround now.

I suggest to everyone experiencing this issue that they contact Google. This is not a MailMate bug. To...