Telex 0.7.2

Faster checks, drafts that keep, an Undo you can see

Opening a message in a window of its own (double-click or Enter) could freeze Telex on Windows, with a white window that wouldn't close. It opens at once now.

Checking mail is much faster. Every account is checked at the same time, and server commands no longer wait on the network between them: four accounts on a server across the Atlantic went from about 19 seconds to about 2.

Nothing you write gets lost. While you write, Telex saves the message as a draft every few seconds, so a crash loses little; a draft you are editing stays as it was until you save or send. New, Reply or E in the middle of a message puts it in Drafts first instead of dropping it. Discard can be undone: Z, or the Undo button, brings the message back.

An Undo button in the status bar whenever Z can undo something; for mail you just sent it counts down the seconds left. An account whose last check failed shows a mark in the folder tree and a chip in the status bar with the reason; click it to check again.

Deleting for good in Trash takes two separate presses of Del: holding the key or a double-click no longer counts as both.