Gridlink Mail 2.0.0

Two fixes, nothing new to learn.

• Syncing no longer asks the server for more mail per batch than it is willing to hand back, so large folders fill in reliably.
• Settings is drawn with the same palette as the rest of the app instead of its own.

The jump from 1.0.0 is housekeeping: it keeps Gridlink's version numbers from colliding with upstream Sterna's (which already shipped 1.0.1 through 1.6.0).

Gridlink Mail 1.0.0

Gridlink Mail 1.0.0. The interface is finished; this is the release it was heading for.

• Reading: choose whether opening a message marks it read, or leave that to the swipe and the button.
• Filters can now ask about more than one thing at a time, and act on more than one.
• Mail tags are read from the server itself, so tags made in another client show up here.
• Contacts read as facts, not as a form nobody can type in, and can be deleted from the edit screen.
• Calendar: tapping a day takes the reading pane back, and scrolling the agenda moves the month grid with it.
• Off switches are drawn in ink, so an off setting stops reading as an unavailable one.
• Attachments open and save against the message's own account, and photos in the formats phones actually shoot.
• Forms keep their pane when the keyboard is up, instead of being squeezed into the last inch of the screen.
• Around 700 new tests covering every screen.

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Verifying this download

sha256  3ca4b25dc6a9d91f353624e8078073482caeb17076982b9bcac707eb5f418575
size    6,203,795 bytes
signer  17fac1d9740cdcf9fdb1e6857831b2fa9873f0869a6432e30980aaad732dca96

The signer digest is the one that matters for an update: it is the same key every earlier build
was signed with, which is why Android installs this over an existing copy instead of asking you
to uninstall first. Check it with apksigner verify --print-certs.

The APK is reproducible. Two clean builds of this tree produced byte-identical output, so anyone
building v1.0.0 from source should arrive at the same hash above.