TideMail v1.0.27

TideMail v1.0.27

TideMail is a keyboard-first terminal email client with multi-account mail, a unified inbox, drafts, contacts, search, bulk actions, and optional AI tools.

Added

• TideMail has an icon. A white envelope inside a curling blue wave on a
  rounded tile, saved as a 1024×1024 PNG with a transparent background
  (images/tidemail-icon.png). It heads the README, and a new desktop entry
  (packaging/linux/tidemail.desktop) uses it, so TideMail can appear in app
  launchers. The tidemail-bin AUR package installs both, starting with the
  first release that includes them. The guide shows how to install them by hand.

Fixed

• Background updates no longer close the window you are working in. When a
  sync or reload left the message view empty, the cleanup that followed also
  closed whatever window was open, so an account form you were halfway through
  could vanish the moment a notification appeared, taking what you had typed
  with it. Only the in-message search bar is closed now. (#29)
• The account manager scrolls to the account you select. With more
  accounts than fit in the window (about eight on a typical screen), moving
  down past the last visible one left the selection off screen, so the rest
  could not be reached to edit, delete, reorder or make default. The list now
  scrolls to keep the selected account in view. (#28)
• Settings uses the room a wide terminal gives it. The Settings window was
  capped at 62 columns however wide the terminal was, which left each control
  about 17 columns: theme names, the View Logs hint and other values were cut
  off with …, and changing the font size or display scaling did not help. It
  now grows with the terminal, up to 96 columns, so they fit on one line. Small
  terminals keep the same size as before. (#30)