ThreeStrands v0.188.3

New

• Events in the weekly calendar now show their location inside the event block. Short meetings keep it inline, while longer meetings show it below the title.
• Check off a task in Open tasks beside the calendar week to mark it done. It stays a moment, struck through, so you can uncheck it, and Undo in the message that follows brings it back. Dragging a task onto the week still books time for it.
• IMAP accounts now receive inbox updates as the server announces them, with automatic reconnection and regular checks when live updates are unavailable.
• Keep separate hours for different parts of your life, such as work and personal, in Settings → Availability, and choose which profile each mail account uses. Find Times and checks of offered times then use the hours for the account the email came to; every calendar still counts as busy. To use other hours for one conversation or message, choose them under Usual Hours in Find Times.
• When someone offers several meeting times, Find Times checks each exact option against your calendars and keeps conflicts, evenings, and weekends visible. Select the free times to draft a reply, change an assumed timezone, or choose Find Other Times to search your usual hours.
• Mark code in a message as a Code Block: select it and press ⌘⇧0, or type ``` on its own line and press Enter. Code blocks keep their spacing and line breaks and arrive in a fixed-width font. Press Enter on an empty last line to continue writing normally.
• Find Help and Documentation in the command palette, or open the relevant guide from Settings. Help now includes search, troubleshooting, and dedicated guides for Today, Files, privacy, and moving between computers.

Improved

• In Calendar, it's easier to tell when some accounts are hidden. The header says how many accounts are showing, such as 1 of 3 accounts, instead of naming them as if you'd switched to one, and the Calendars button shows the same count. Show All in the calendar list turns each hidden account's primary calendar back on without turning on every other calendar. The schedule beside your mail (t) uses the same wording and offers the same Show All.
• In a smaller window, Mail gives the open conversation the room. The panel beside it slides over from the right when you need it: use the panel button at the end of the conversation's toolbar, or anything that shows something there, such as getting a brief or pressing t for the schedule. Click back into the conversation or press Escape to put it away. The inbox list also narrows with the window instead of keeping the width you set in a larger one.
• The search box in Files now also matches who sent a file, by name or email address, so you can find an attachment when you remember the sender but not the filename.
• Mail now checks for updates every 30 seconds while the app is active, and gradually checks less often in the background.
• Open calendars and agendas now refresh every 30 seconds and when you return to the app, so changes made in Google Calendar appear automatically. Your events stay visible while refreshing, and automatic checks pause while the app is in the background.
• While text is selected, the composer's shortcut hints now show Code Block instead of Underline, plus Bulleted List and Numbered List when the window is wide enough. Underline is still ⌘U.
• The side panel's Brief is easier to scan, with a simpler source line and no empty Suggested section repeating the brief. Find Times stays available for task suggestions as well as meetings to arrange (or while you reply), including requests to reply with your availability.
• Recent emails names the person it's about and marks invitation answers with a calendar icon. Automatic replies are dimmed and listed after the person's own emails.

Fixed

• Closing an untouched Reply, Reply All, or Forward now removes the draft instead of leaving it in Drafts. Your writing, header changes, and added attachments still keep the draft.
• Meeting invitations no longer list themselves as scheduling conflicts, including recurring meetings and copies on another calendar.
• Picking an account in the sidebar, or with ⌘/Ctrl + 1 through ⌘/Ctrl + 9 and ⌘/Ctrl + 0, now always takes you to that account's mail, even from Calendar, Today, or another view. Before, it only filtered the view you were in, so in Calendar it seemed to do nothing.
• Event Details now gives the Reschedule button more space below the event information. The Edit and Delete button tooltips stay inside the right edge of the window.
• A long reply written below a conversation no longer pushes Send out of view. As the reply grows, or while Draft Review is open, the conversation scrolls to keep the bottom of the reply showing.
• Proposed meeting times now use the context panel’s text sizes and aligned selection buttons, with each option numbered once.
• Briefs still load when proposed meeting times cannot be verified, with a Find Times retry beside the warning. Harmless spacing and punctuation differences in quoted options no longer reject them.
• The previous-day and next-day tooltips in the Today sidebar now stay inside the app window.
• Forwarding an email no longer shows its saved draft as an extra message in the conversation.

Full release history · Code changes since v0.178.10