0.3.43

• Features:
  • We've overhauled the Templates plugin and added some great new options!
  • You can now enable and disable bundled plugins from Preferences > Plugins,
    and bundled plugin updates are delivered alongside N1 updates.
  • You can now adjust the interface zoom from the workspace preferences.
  • You can now reply inline by outdenting (pressing delete) in quoted text.
• Development:
  • Packages can now list a relative icon path in their package.json.
• Composer Improvements:
  • Copy & paste now preserves line breaks reliably
  • The Apple Mail keyboard shortcut for send is now correct.
  • Composer shortcuts are shown in the shortcuts preferences.
  • Clicking beneath the message body now positions your cursor correctly.
  • Tabbing to the body positions the cursor at the end of the draft reliably.
  • Tabbing to the subject highlights it correctly.
  • Inserting a template into a draft will no longer remove your signature.
• Fixes:
  • On Windows, N1 restarts after installing an update.
  • You can now unsubscribe from the N1 mailing list from the Account preferences.
  • The message actions dropdown is now left aligned.
  • N1 now re-opens in fullscreen mode if it exited in fullscreen mode.
  • The Event RSVP interface only appears if you are a participant on the event,
    and takes aliases into account.
  • Files with illegal filesystem characters can be dragged and dropped normally.
  • Files with illegal filesystem characters now download and open correctly.
  • Account names can no longer overflow the preferences sidebar.
  • Thread "Quick Actions" are now displayed in the correct order.

0.3.38-beta

Features:

• You can now enable and disable bundled plugins from Preferences > Plugins, and bundled plugin updates are delivered alongside N1 updates.
• You can now adjust the interface zoom from the workspace preferences.

Fixes:

• The Apple Mail keyboard shortcut for send is not correct.
• Composer keyboard shortcuts are shown in the shortcuts preferences.
• You can now unsubscribe from the N1 mailing list from the Account preferences.
• The message actions dropdown is now left aligned.
• Thread "Quick Actions" are now displayed in the correct order.
• Account names can no longer overflow the preferences sidebar.

0.3.36

• Features:
  • Mail Rules: Create advanced mail rules from the preferences that sort incoming mail. You can also apply mail rules to your existing mail.
  • Templates: The templates example plugin now includes a robust template editor,
    better field jumping support, and many other improvements, and is now in ES6.
  • Column Widths: The app now saves the state of columns between sessions.
  • Mark As Read: You can now disable automatic "mark as read" behavior.
• Development:
  • Composer extensions have been overhauled to provide a better interface for developers.
    For more details, ping @evan or @juan on Slack, or see the new Templates extension.
  • Database transactions are now explicit and required for writing to the local cache.
  • The quick actions area of the thread list is now an injectable region.
  • You can now select the output of the test runner window.
  • Travis now builds both 64-bit .rpm and .deb builds for Linux.
• Fixes:
  • Opening the feedback window no longer prevents the app from quitting.
  • The QuickSchedule plugin can no longer send before saving the QuickSchedule event.
  • Switching accounts while searching no longer throws off the account switcher.
  • Emails sent from an alias now properly appear as "Me"
  • Web fonts from remote servers are now permitted in message bodies.
  • On Mac OS X and Linux, the system tray now includes an "Open Inbox" option
  • On Mac OS X, the app closes correctly from fullscreen mode.
  • On Linux, windows display the correct app icon.
  • On Gnome Linux, the app now shows the correct icon.
  • Google Inbox is now available as a keyboard shortcut preset.
  • File uploads can be cancelled, even if you're offline.
  • Dragging image uploads no longer causes duplicate attachments.
  • Parsing of contacts with allowable special characters (eg: o'[email protected]) is more robust.
  • The autoload images feature detects images more reliably.
  • mailto:// parsing is more robust and supports poorly encoded body values