Release v0.0.16 · bchoor/mailcellar

Key takeaways

[Feature] One mailbox picker in the sidebar: With two or more mailboxes, the sidebar now shows a single "Mailbox" selector above the chosen mailbox's pages, so you can switch mailboxes and stay on the page you're on.
[Improvement] Phone tables read as cards, and sizes use their own unit: On phones, the Senders, Labels and Messages tables show two-line cards that fit the screen, and size columns now read like 812 KB, 45.2 MB or 4.5 GB.
[Improvement] Friendlier times in your own time zone: In the Messages table's Date column, today's mail shows its time, then "Yesterday", then the date, and times elsewhere read like "1:31 AM PT".
[Fix] Label chips are readable in light mode: Label chips now pick dark or light text so it stays readable on their Gmail colour, so the orange "billing" chip no longer has white text.
[Performance] Pages open faster on reload: Every page now paints at once from your last answers and your browser keeps the app's files, so reloading no longer waits on the server.

The What's new drawer shows only each release's key takeaways, with no raw change titles.
On phones, Messages lists Subject first, then From. Secondary columns are hidden so numbers fit: name and first email on Senders, type on Labels, category, labels and attachments on Messages.
A message with no attachments shows a dash instead of 0.
A subscription with no display name shows the start of its address instead of a blank.
Numbers use the text font with even-width digits. Monospace stays for code and the hash.
The status bar reads "Mail · Up to date", and the time zone chip says PT.
People, audit and schedule times follow your time zone, for example "Daily at 8:15 PM PT".
The last mailbox you picked is remembered on your device. On a Gmail-only page, switching to an archive falls back to Overview.

Copying a mailbox, live sync and import now write sender, domain and label totals once per 2,000 messages instead of every batch.
This cuts writes per message from about 7.8 to about 5, so the free tier's daily write limit lets you copy more mail a day.
Month counts still update batch by batch, so progress keeps moving.

Saved totals are written out before anything reads or removes them, so archive pages, groups, label lookups and spam removal always see current numbers.
A rolled-back import re-reads the waiting totals, so memory never runs ahead of storage.
A mailbox keeps its 8 most recent archive answers until its next write, so repeat views skip re-reading the same rollups.
The app saves its answers in the browser (not message bodies, attachment text or search snippets). They are refreshed when mail changes, and cleared on a new build, on sign-out, or when a different person signs in.

The usage page answers right away from the last Cloudflare read and refreshes in the background. Only the very first read and Refresh still wait.
Built app files are cached for a year, while the main page is still checked on each load so a deploy shows at once.
Shared icons load as one file, so the number of files preloaded before first paint drops from 43 to 10.
Updated the Lumen UI kit to 0.1.109 in both the web app and the worker.
CI jobs can run on either available runner, so they no longer queue behind one.
The release takeaways prompt now leaves out CI, build, test and internal-only changes.

#164 fix: What's new shows each release's key takeaways only, never PR titles (@bchoor)
#163 fix: label chips readable in light mode; Lumen 0.1.109 (@bchoor)
#162 feat: phone tables as cards; numbers in the text font; Messages shows today's times (@bchoor)
#161 perf: copying writes sender, domain and label totals once per 2,000 messages (@bchoor)
#160 perf: usage page answers from the last Cloudflare read, refreshes in the background (@bchoor)
#159 feat: sizes in their own unit; tidier tables on phones and in lists (@bchoor)
#158 perf: pages paint from saved answers; a mailbox keeps repeat answers (@bchoor)
#156 ci: run on any OpenShip runner (@bchoor)
#157 perf: browsers keep the app's files; shared icons load as one file (@bchoor)
#155 feat: one mailbox picker in the sidebar; subject first on phones (@bchoor)