Telex 0.4.0

HTML compose, dark mail, usage, and Linux

Write in HTML when it helps: the Text | HTML switch in a message gives you bold, italics, lists, quotes and links (Ctrl+B, Ctrl+I, Ctrl+U, Ctrl+K). Settings › Writing sets what new messages and replies start in. Every HTML message goes out with a plain-text copy, and pasted web pages lose their styles and scripts.

HTML mail follows dark themes: the message's colors are turned around to match the theme, while pictures stay as they are. The sun button above a message shows it on white, as sent, and Settings › Reading can keep all mail on white.

Settings › Usage shows each account's storage on the server (when the server reports it), what takes the space on this PC, 30 days of mail in and out, who sends the most and the largest messages. A small bar in the status bar warns before a mailbox fills up.

Accounts, their servers and identities now live in Settings › Accounts. Settings also has Reading and Writing tabs: trusted image senders, a check before sending without a subject, spell checking.

Telex speaks Polish down to its error messages and notes, and special folders have Polish names.

Linux: an AppImage that updates itself, and a .deb. Passwords go to your keyring (GNOME Keyring, KWallet).

This version upgrades the mail base when it first starts; Telex 0.3 can't open it afterwards.