haha I'm a huge fan of the vulcan salute icon!
Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
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Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
And if you use something like Fluid.app you can create an app per email account and even have a separate app for your Calendar like me! Unfortunately Fluid.app is poorly maintained and based on Safari...
Check out https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier , it's like fluid in that it builds a standalone app for any website, incl. support for badges and segregated cookies.
Ooh, thank you! This looks promising, I'll check it out!
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#23Does anyone know if this is what Chromixium uses?
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#24Windows support?
"Coming soon"
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#25Why "missing" though? On Windows 10, Mail is quite nice. On OSX there's Airmail. On Linux there's bupkis, but that's really not what Linux is for.
Ahh yes, Bupkis: my grandmother's preferred Linux desktop mail client.
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#26I use a mutt setup like this http://stevelosh.com/blog/2012/10/the-homely-mutt/
Besides the efficiency of the CLI, I like having a local copy of my mail.
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#27Speaking of it, can Google deny access to one's email from a non-google client?
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#28Any ETA on the Windows version?
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#29Looks like the Google API client ID and client secret are stored in clear text shipped with the released app:
WMail.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/shared/credentials.js