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Webmail 0.23.0 (88dc6d4): organising, snooze, templates and search operators. Mailboxes
can be hidden from the unified views and counts, extra folders shown in the unified inbox,
mailboxes reordered, folders pinned as favorites or hidden, and everything marked as read
(Shift+I) with undo. Mail can be snoozed and comes back unread; text templates with
placeholders, a reminder for a mentioned but missing attachment, and search operators
(from:, subject:, has:attachment, is:unread, before:, after: …). Notifications can
be muted per mailbox and paused during quiet hours. All of it syncs with the UwUMail apps
(0.11.0-beta.4).
More settings sync between the webmail and the apps. The synced settings
(docs/jmap-settings.md) take new keys: accounts left out of the unified views
(unified.hidden:<address>), folders added to the unified inbox
(unified.folders:<id>), the order of the accounts (accounts.order), favorite and
hidden folders (folders.favorite:<id>, folders.hidden:<id>), notifications muted per
account and quiet hours (notify.muted:<address>, notify.quietHours), the reminder
about a missing attachment (compose.attachmentReminder), snoozed mail (snooze:<id>)
and text templates (template:<id>). The server checks each value as strictly as the
existing keys.
Fixed
assist.currency and nyu.animations can be removed from the synced settings again;
setting them to null was refused as an invalid property.
Security
Dependency updates: ammonia 4.2.4, rustls 0.23.46 and ruzstd 0.9.1 close the advisories
cargo audit reported against 4.2.3, 0.23.45 and 0.9.0. The zip 8 advisories about extracting
archives to disk (RUSTSEC-2026-0367/-0368/-0369) are ignored in .cargo/audit.toml: mail-auth
still needs zip 8, and neither it nor the spam check ever extracts an archive.