mailboxalert 0.16.1

It is here! Mailbox Alert 0.16.1! 0.16 should already fix most (if not all) the ongoing problems with the cursed 0.15 release. But as my previous post already said, not all woes were over, and I made a mistake when uploading the final release file. This update should correct those. See the full changelog here: Changelog And get the addon itself if you are not using addons.mozilla.org here: Direct download

mailboxalert 0.16

Mailbox Alert update; 0.16 has been released through addons.mozilla.org. It contains fixes for a number of issues people had with 0.15 (the biggest one being that it didn’t work consistently with the internal messaging system across several thunderbird versions). However, in my enthusiasm, I uploaded a wrong file to AMO, and it did not contain a few important fixes and cleanups. Unfortunately, these weren’t considered important enough to hold off releasing it by the reviewer (since in most cases it does work).

mailboxalert 0.14.4

And more fixes for Mailbox Alert: Fixed a problem where the check if a command is executable failed on Windows, even though the command would run fine Fixed a problem where the folder was not always correctly selected with the ‘Open in current window’ option Changelog Direct download Yes I am still working on all those features you all requested. It’s a lot :p Only some of them will make it to 0.

mailboxalert 0.14.5

And yet more fixes for Mailbox Alert: Fixed an issue on Thunderbird 2 caused by a changed internal API, where alerts would not fire at all in some circumstances. Fixed another issue with Thunderbird 2 where ’execute a command' did not work for some executables. Changelog Direct download Happy mailing

mailboxalert 0.15.0

Big update to Mailbox Alert! Configuration has changed, and you can now set alerts as a Thunderbird filter action! Changelog Direct download I also added a separate Manual. It needs some work, but it’s better than nothing :) There are some open issues; I just discovered the global mute doesn’t work anymore, the reviewer had some good points, and I did not yet find a good way to pass around the full message body (a much requested feature).