In turn, the server responds with some information about itself (name, software version, etc). It is used by an email client to send information about itself to the IMAP server. The GitHub user wh201906 contributed code to add support for the IMAP ID extension (thank you). The first beta version (6.700) didn’t include any new features, but fixes quite a few bugs (mostly obscure crashes). With the stable release out the door, it was time for a new series of beta releases to test early versions of features and fixes that should go into the next stable release. So we reverted the change in K-9 Mail 6.601. However, this didn’t quite work as intended and existing home screen widgets disappeared on some devices.
Of course we limited this to Android versions that should include the fix.
Various other small bug fixes and improvementsĪfter learning that an old bug in Android had finally been fixed in 2021, we changed the app to disable home screen widgets by default and only enable them after the user had added at least one account to K-9 Mail. IMAP: Fixed a bug where sometimes authentication errors were silently ignored. Fixed a bug where notifications would sometimes reappear shortly after having been dismissed. Search now also considers recipient addresses. Added better support for right-to-left languages when composing messages. Added a setting for three different message list densities: compact, default, relaxed. Redesigned the message view screen tap the message header containing sender/recipient names to see more details. However, space for release notes in app stores is very limited. If you want to learn more, check out our Android roadmap, this blog post, and this FAQ.) K-9 Mail 6.600Īlong with a couple of new features, a lot of changes and bug fixes went into the new K-9 Mail version. (By the way, if you missed the exciting news last summer, K-9 Mail is now part of the Thunderbird family, and we’re working steadily on transforming it into Thunderbird for Android. In April 2023, we finally published K-9 Mail 6.600. We’re back with another progress report as we continue improving K-9 Mail for its transformation to Thunderbird for Android! We spent most of the previous month preparing for a new stable release.
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