I noticed that if you're viewing a message, notifications of new messages don't appear anymore. This happens both when Skiff Desktop is in view, and if another window is in desktop. Going back to, say, the inbox, reactivates notifications. But if a message is in the main view, everything is suppressed.

Why is it taking so long to load the captcha?

On the windows client, when you set it to "Minimize to Tray" or "Close to Tray", when you click the icon on taskbar again, it will open a new process. So basically, clicking on the taskbar should open the current one minimized to the tray.

I noticed that on my Windows machines, the application was not loading content. I then discovered that WebView2 wasn't installed, and after installing it, everything worked fine. Is it possible to add a check similar to the one for the .NET 6.0 framework but for WebView2?

There isn't any way to print an email.

From Skiff user feedback:

When i click on the close (x) on windows it closes the app totally and not just put it into tray. That is a huge problem as I will not get emails in real time. Please fix it that when I click on x it goes to tray, stay active and show like a sign when I get an email. Thank you.

Support desktop notifications that already exist for mobile app notifications

When pasting data into the mail compose window, it does not paste.

Whenever user change the selected folder, the unreadMailCount message arrives from the cloud with info from that currently open folder, resulting in the notification dot and counter from the Windows application icons, to display misguiding information.

The unreadMailCount should follow two rules:

• Should be the sum of unread emails in Inbox + user custom folders, regardless of what folder is currently open
• Should keep informing unread mail count as described above, regardless of what folder the user has open.

(Edited to include user custom folders).

It's currently difficult to see where a link goes with WebView2.CoreWebView2.Settings.IsStatusBarEnabled set to false.

Hi,
Today when there is a link in an email, we can only open it in the in-app browser, we cannot right click on the link nor select our own browser to open it.

Would be nice to add this feature, in the settings to choose the browser!

Thanks a lot,
Br
Antoine

After sending this email, I did a complete uninstall and reinstall on my Windows 10 PC but it didn't solve the issue. I don't know of anything else I can do to get your desktop software to work. All I get is a while screen when opening the software.

Anyone know what might be causing this?

Hello,

I'm trying to get the Skiff package approved on the Chocolatey community repository, and one of the requirements is to have a checksum for every package.
Is it possible for you to include it with each new release?
Thank you.

See https://skiff.canny.io/feature-requests/p/windowsdesktop-default-mail-app

There is a issue with the desktop app approach: if we change app from the interal available option, to access lets say, the Calendar, then the mail notifications and unread mail counter wont work anymore. Whats worse, the user will eventually minimize the application to resume work expecting mail notifications that wont ever arrive.

I think I more solid approach for the desktop app would be for it to have a -minimalistic- sidebar with the options for each application, acting as tabs.

This has seveal benefits:
• Mail application would be always open and available, and thus, always desktop wrapper app always receiving messages (notifications, unread counter, etc).
• Other applications could also benefit from the same, like Calendar having its own set of notifications, like event reminders, alerts, etc.

When right clicking with your mouse you don't get any context menu to copy/paste and other features like you would expect.

Self explainable, I't would be really cool if users could download and update thought Winget. Releasing to other package managers could be cool too :D

Most apps when opened from the tray requires a single click but the Skiff Windows app requires a double click. It would be great if this was fixed to have the same behavior as other Windows apps.

Whenever using "Trash" or "Archive" actions from the desktop Windows notifications, then a second notification message arrives from the cloud. My presumption is that -same as with the unread notification messages-, each folder is triggering its own messages.

As a result, we receive the mail in the Inbox triggering a message, then we send that email to Trash or Archive in an unread state and that will trigger a second message from either of the receiving folder.

This is giving a really bad user experience, having the same notification twice for each email.

Propossed solution: newMessageNotifications message should be triggered only once for each mail.

I don't see an option to copy link location for links in the email body. Right-clicking the link doesn't open a context menu. I have to open the email in the web browser to do that. It would be cool if the desktop app had that functionality as well since I use that functionality a lot.

In this case about 33px tall. Can see exact component https://github.com/skiff-org/skiff-ui/tree/main/src/components/Button.

From user reports:

The "Open mailto links" is not functional within the Windows app. When you click Enable, nothing happens.