Change Details

Update mailspring to 1.6.3 and fix the showed version when clicking the `Help` tab.

Update mailspring to 1.6.3 and fix the showed version when clicking the `Help` tab. Changelog: - Drag and drop of files into the composer and drag and drop of threads into folders / labels in the left sidebar now works as expected in all cases. - When typing in Japanese or another language that uses composition events / IME, the composer now always commits your text when the composition dropdown is dismissed. - A small "download" icon on the event header displayed in calendar emails allows you to download the underlying ICS file. - Resolves top issues reported via our automated error collection, including several problems causing instability in the composer. - Right clicking an image or file attachment now gives you contextual menu options to save, open or preview the file. - You can no longer select a Label as your Gmail "Trash" folder. This was the root cause of several crashes and is not really conceptually supported by Gmail. - Mailspring now warns when loading plugins that have not been compiled to JavaScript ahead of time.

Update mailspring to 1.6.3 and fix the showed version when clicking the `Help` tab. Changelog: - Drag and drop of files into the composer and drag and drop of threads into folders / labels in the left sidebar now works as expected in all cases. - When typing in Japanese or another language that uses composition events / IME, the composer now always commits your text when the composition dropdown is dismissed. - A small "download" icon on the event header displayed in calendar emails allows you to download the underlying ICS file. - Resolves top issues reported via our automated error collection, including several problems causing instability in the composer. - Right clicking an image or file attachment now gives you contextual menu options to save, open or preview the file. - You can no longer select a Label as your Gmail "Trash" folder. This was the root cause of several crashes and is not really conceptually supported by Gmail. - Mailspring now warns when loading plugins that have not been compiled to JavaScript ahead of time.