ThreeStrands v0.178.10

New

• Find Times can include selected coworkers on your email, checking their primary calendars. In Settings → Calendar Accounts, choose which of your own calendars affect availability separately from those shown in Calendar; primary calendars are used by default, available holiday calendars are included automatically, and failures identify the affected calendar and account.
• Calendar now lists your Open tasks under Today's agenda: everything in your To Do and In Progress columns. Drag a task onto the week to book 30 minutes for it, with Undo if you change your mind, or click it to pick a time yourself. Booked tasks say when their time is, and opening the event lets you mark the task done.
• Choose Reschedule on a meeting you organize to see guests’ busy times and suggested alternatives within your working hours. Calendars that cannot be checked are marked as unknown, and guests are notified when you save the new time.
• Today now reads your day for you. A line under the date says how many meetings you have, when you're free until, when you're double-booked, and when your last meeting ends. Overlapping meetings are marked on the agenda, with Recorded when the invite says the session will be recorded, so you know which one is safer to miss. An unread message from someone you're meeting later today says so, such as "Also in your 2:00 pm meeting".
• Today has a new You said you would section listing promises from your own sent mail in the last two weeks, like "I'll send the report over", when you haven't written to that person since. Click one to open the conversation, turn it into a task, or dismiss it.
• The reading pane now shows a quiet shield for familiar, verified senders or a warning that explains what needs a look, with details on hover or click and the strongest warnings above the email. In the side panel’s Be careful or Sender checks section, choose This is legitimate to remember a requester’s sending address and link destinations on this device, with Forget confirmation to undo it; matching authenticated requests get a quieter assessment while delivery changes and other security concerns still warn.
• Draft Review can now know who you are without being told every time. In the new Settings → Writing Profile, describe yourself in About You and say how you want drafts reviewed in Review Instructions, separately for each mail account, with room for a few paragraphs in each. Clicking Review now goes straight to feedback, with no preview and second click. Add a goal and click Review Again when you want it to aim at something specific, and open What was sent to see exactly what went to your AI provider, including your profile. Draft Review suggests using a fact about you only as a suggestion you can see. Profiles sync to your other devices and are included in settings exports.
• Reopen a long email you were partway through, such as a newsletter, and it picks up where you left off instead of starting back at the top. Your place is kept for two days, and the email opens at the top again once you've read to the end or a new reply arrives.

Improved

• Draft Review keeps Send within reach while you read feedback. Applying a revision returns you to the updated message and collapses the review into a card you can expand or undo.
• Inbox previews now show more of what each email says. They stop before quoted replies, including Outlook-style headers; skip lines like View this post on the web, divider lines, image labels, and a first line that only repeats the subject; and for a forward with no comment, show the forwarded message instead of your signature.
• Sender warnings stay in the email rather than repeating in the side panel, with familiar-name warnings showing the sending and previously seen addresses on separate labeled lines. Choose Trust this address for this account after reviewing its scope, or undo it with Forget confirmation in the side panel’s Sender checks section.
• When an email uses the name of someone you know but comes from a new address, you can now choose This is legitimate right in the warning above the email. Confirming that address stops the name warning for its later mail, while other security checks still apply, and the warning beside the sender's name no longer repeats what the box above the email already says.
• This is legitimate confirmations now sync between your devices for the same mail account, including confirmations you already saved. Forget confirmation also syncs, while security checks continue to apply.
• Today is easier to read at a glance. Event, task, and message titles are a size larger, the lines under them match your inbox's titles, and the header is down to the date and one line about your day, since unread mail and tasks due already have their own columns.
• Removed the History with person selector from the right context panel. Recent emails and files still follow the message you’re reading or the recipients you’re writing to.
• Calendar invitations in the side panel's Files list are now named by their meeting, as they are in Files, instead of all showing as "invite.ics".
• A calendar event's details in the week view's side panel are tidier. The close, edit, and delete buttons stay beside the event's title, the attendees and description lines match the rows above them, a location that's only a link shows its site name, and related files and conversations follow right after the details instead of below a large gap. Going? now sits beside Yes, No, and Maybe instead of a separate response line, and the calendar line shows the calendar's name, or is left out when it would only repeat your one account.
• For a recurring meeting, the side panel's Files list shows that meeting's invitation instead of one from every past occurrence, and a reason that applies to every file or conversation, such as "Matching topic and attendees", appears once under the heading instead of on each row.

Fixed

• Inbox previews no longer show stray <br> tags from emails whose plain-text version contains HTML line breaks.
• Long warning text in the Be careful hover card now wraps so you can read the full explanation.
• Sent replies now offer Reply, Reply All, and Forward even when the mail server’s Sent copy has not arrived, and the open conversation keeps checking for delayed Sent copies.
• Drag address badges between To, Cc, and Bcc when composing a message, including dropping onto the field label or input.
• Emails with gradient backgrounds now keep their background colors and patterns, so light text stays readable.
• After you reply to someone, the Brief no longer suggests replying to them or offers to find a meeting time you already sent, and it waits for their next message instead of briefing your own reply.
• Emails with no visible recipients, such as Bcc-only messages, no longer show an empty “to” line.
• Draft Review now shows a sparkle icon beside its heading instead of an empty gap.
• When an IMAP mail server's security certificate changes after you trusted it, the account now pauses and asks you to review the new certificate in Settings → Mail Accounts, instead of retrying with a "Could not reach the server" message or asking for your password. Messages waiting to send say the same and go out once you trust the new certificate.
• Moving the start date or time in Edit event now moves the end along with it, keeping the event’s duration. Changing the end date or time sets the duration for subsequent moves, including all-day events.
• Pressing Escape after opening a calendar event from Today now returns you to Today, just as it does after opening an email.

Full release history · Code changes since v0.167.1