Thanks for the updates, @ernest!
Is support for third-party apps (through a Kbin API) something we may expect for this first version?
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Wishing you the best, Ernest. Take your time to get things sorted out. As I've said before, we can wait :)
Looking forward to test/try the app when the API is ready!
Hi Ernest, just a little message to tell you that we can wait. Give your family issues priority. First things first. Thanks for all the work done.
That was already possible for some time, actually. Glad you like it.
Start following tags and people, even if you don't know them very well.
I guess it is because they want to display the mail count on the upper-right, but still, looks a bit out of place.
I know, but still, you don't point people to the code that is vulnerable for attacks. If you want to know more, you need to look on Bugzilla by yourself.
✅ What I like:
- The "Quick Filter" toolbar (especially the tag filtering).
- The calendar overview showing days with events (via a little blue dot).
- The built-in contacts manager is very nice.
- Customizability has been retained in this release and ... even improved.
- The way the team has been communicating with & listening to the community while building Supernova.
📈 What can be improved:
- Thunderbird icon in Windows 11 taskbar seems smaller than other icons?
- The "compact" density setting feels too compact ... just a little bit more padding would be perfect.
- Themes that have a dark Unified Toolbar and a light sidebar (where the folders are) have the sidebar text in white. Seems like a bug. Try the "Antimuonium" theme for example. I also tried changing the interface through CSS, but I couldn't manage to fix this issue.
- Limited set of interesting and compatible add-ons? (CardBook incompatible at this moment, can't find Duplicate Contacts remover ...)
- Contact manager's search field doesn't have a button to clear the search.
❌ What I don't like:
- The new card view is not my cup of tea (yet), but I understand the use case and luckily the tabular view is still there.
Maybe because it makes no sense to tell people about vulnerabilities in the code (even if they were fixed)?
The lack of a mobile app doesn't help ... hope API support arrives soon.