What's new in Gmail Growl 2.4.0.0
Feb 25, 2011
- Displays contact images (donators only), uses Goo.gl URL shortener, separate notifications for different accounts, embedded experimental mini implementation of Growl and contains some bug fixes
New in Gmail Growl 2.3.0.0 (Feb 10, 2011)
- Account specific notifications
- Gmail Growl now registers "New Mail" notifications for each Gmail account separate. This allows different displays, forward settings etc. in Growl based on the account.
- URL shortening with Goo.gl
- Since a recent version of Growl, the URL to the message was added to the screen notification. The URL is needed for notifications forwarded to mobile devices. To reduce the amount of text displayed through Growl, the URLs are now shortened with Goo.gl.
- Embedded experimental mini implementation of Growl
- You can now use Gmail Growl without installing Growl for Windows. V2.3 contains a very basic experimental implementation of the Growl notification transport protocol (GNTP). There is no forwarding or networking and it only has a single display similar to the default display of Growl. The displays can be done without coding, but I did not have time to do a manual for this. If you like puzzles, just look at the files in Gmail Growl\MiniGrowl\displays.
- In addition, Gmail Growl V2.3 fixes a display problem with the Windows 7 Taskbar icon where the unread items count was not removed when there were no unread mails.
New in Gmail Growl 2.2.0.0 (Sep 4, 2010)
- This version adds support for the new Gmail Priority Inbox feature.
- By selection the label "Important" only the new and important mails found in the priority inbox are shown by Gmail Growl.
- Another new label "Unread" monitors all labels except spam and trash, while the old label "All" continues to include everything.
- The recent introduction of Gmail's Multiple Account Sign-In feature broke the functionality that clicking on a notification opens the message, this is corrected now.
- Finally, this version includes a streamlined preferences page and performance
- improvements.
New in Gmail Growl 2.1.0.0 (Mar 2, 2010)
- Windows 7 support, selectable Gmail browser, improved stability, and
- bug fixes
New in Gmail Growl 2.0.0.1 Beta (Nov 4, 2009)
- updated the Origin-Software-Version header to return the specific file version (ie: 2.0.0.24 instead of 2.0.0.0)
- updated Email Forwarding option to make sure you cant accidentally not save your custom SMTP settings
- changed GNTP forwarding to always encrypt messages (defaults to SHA256/AES)
- fixed a regression bug introduced in RC2 that caused decryption of encrypted requests to corrupt some data
- fixed a bug that could cause Growl to hang when shutting down
- fixed a bug in the 'Notify' display style that could cut off the last line of text
- fixed a bug in Feed Monitor that prevented it from correctly parsing dates with timezones other than GMT
New in Gmail Growl 1.6.1.10 (Aug 28, 2009)
- Bug fixes, more stable push behaviour, green tray icon for push enabled connections
New in Gmail Growl 1.6.1.6 (Aug 8, 2009)
- New features: Prowl support, Gmail Push