Version 2.2 | Mailbutler

New

Compatibility Mode: The new Mailbutler comes with new Snooze and Send Later functionalities which run when you are offline. However this means certain email servers are not supported. We therefore introduced compatibility mode, which will allow Snooze and Send Later to work normally again. *Please note that Snooze and Send Later for email accounts on compabitility mode will only run when your computer stays awake.
Mailbutler now supports Outlook.com, Yahoo! and AOL email accounts!
We're very excited to introduce the brand new Analytics tab, which gives you stat insights to your feature usage, saved time, and email performance enhanced by Mailbutler.
Your Dashboard now comes with brand new beautiful widgets that bring you personalized insights to your Mailbutler usage. You can also catch up easily with product and blog updates through 'What's new' section on your Dashboard home.
Find out and compare how you're using Mailbutler with the new Mailbutler Personality view on your Dashboard home.
Mailbutler is now fully compatible with Gmail's new Material Design.

Improvements

We've removed Mailbutler's Snooze functionality since it is now a Gmail feature.
Instead of asking for permission upon installation, Mailbutler will now request for account access only when you first use a feature that actually requires it (such as scheduling.)
Better visual feedback on time selection
Easier and smoother usage for Follow-up reminders!
Mailbutler's UI is way more responsive now and reacts faster to changes. This includes sync between plugin and menu bar app.
Signature Templates editor now runs smoother and better.

Fixes

Resolved an issue where all the visible contacts from the inbox showed in thread views contact sidebar after navigating from inbox to thread view.
Improved stability of Tracking
We've resolved some issues where some users' did not have their email meta information displayed in Dashboard.
In certain cases installation under Mojave could fail. This shouldn't happen any more.
In certain cases Mojave users coming from older versions of Mailbutler could end up with multiple plugins in Mail's 'Manage Plug-Ins…' preferences. Now there can only be one. This should also fix a case where an older version of Mailbutler would stick around and cause repeating alerts that an incompatible 'Mailbutler.mailbundle' was detected.