Released May 17, 2026 — downloads for this release
Each account now has its own All Mail — {Account Name} entry directly under that account in the folder tree. Selecting it shows every non-excluded message for that account across all of its folders, sorted newest-first — the same aggregate view as the global All Mail, but scoped to one account.
The per-account All Mail folders also appear in the Ctrl+Y folder picker under their respective accounts.
A new To view groups messages by recipient, complementing the existing From (sender) view. This is useful when a folder contains mail sent to multiple addresses — for example, a shared mailbox or an alias — letting you quickly scan messages by who they were addressed to.
Toggle between Messages, From, To, and Conversations views from the View menu.
First-letter type-ahead is now available in the folder tree and message list. With focus in either pane, start typing a word and the selection jumps to the nearest matching item. Subsequent keypresses within a short timeout continue the search within the same prefix.
The compose window body field now has spell checking enabled. Misspelled words are underlined as you type; right-click or use Shift+F10 a word for suggested corrections. Note, not all screen readers are picking up spelling notifications yet.
Two new config.ini settings give you control over how
much mail is fetched on sync:
| Setting | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
SyncDays |
30 |
How many days back to look for messages during sync. Set to
0 to fetch all messages (can be slow on large
mailboxes). |
InitialSyncCount |
500 |
Maximum number of messages fetched per folder on the very first sync of a newly connected account. |
SyncDays
setting. It now correctly limits its search to the configured date
range.MimeMessageBuilder static class, eliminating duplicated
logic between compose, reply, and forward paths.AddressParser utility
class.AccountManagerViewModel and
AddAccountViewModel now share a common
AccountEditorViewModel base class, removing duplicated
validation and field-binding code.