But until then unfortunately it is useless for me.The past month has gone by in a blur, but until I am able to fully catch up I decided to put some useful tidbits out there, since macOS is still my preferred platform and I have a lot of personal backlog to go through–so best to space it out and get started right away: Getting EXIF information from HEIC files If you can fix this issue, then I will buy your plugin at once. (AppleScript is well known about its buggyness regarding Unicode character handling.) Maybe it is not related to this and you can fix this problem in one of your next releases somehow. I don’t know, maybe this is a result of MsgFiler being a Cocoa/Obj-C and AppleScript Studio application. So, when you type “Szeki” or “Sze”, the “Széki” mailbox won’t appear in the results window. When the accented character is in the middle of the word, it can’t be found via typing the unaccented version of character into the search field. So, when you type “Szabo”, the “Szabó” mailbox will be appear on mailbox list in the MsgFiler’s window. When the accented character is on the end of the word, it can be found by typing the unaccented version into the search field. When typing “Szabó” or “Széki” into the search field of the MsgFiler, there will be no matches at all.
If you have a chance try to make these two mailboxes for testing purpose: MsgFiler seems to be problematic to find mailbox names that contain any of these characters. I’m a Hungarian user, so I have a lot of mailboxes in Mail.app that contain special Hungarian accented characters (e.g. Unfortunatelly there is the following show stopper usability issue for me in it:
#MSGFILER ENGINE MOVIE#
Thanks also to Paul Guyot for his Cocoa tips.Īfter watching your tutorial movie on your site I find MsgFiler cool enough to buy it, so I decided to give it a try. Big thanks go out to Alex King for the initial encouragement to write MsgFiler and for his countless feedback and suggestions. MsgFiler is inspired by QuickFile, a plug-in for Mozilla Thunderbird by Paul Tomlin.
You can check out MsgFiler in action by watching the short video tutorial below:
Payment is easy and fast through PayPal or Kagi! If you want to get a handle on organizing your emails, MsgFiler is the app for you! For a limited time, the app is available for a low introductory price of US$8. I’ve been testing MsgFiler for some time now, and it’s made cleaning up my Inbox and organizing my mail much easier. MsgFiler is optimized for keyboard-only usage, perfect for Apple Mail power users. Move selected messages with a click or open a mailbox without having to navigate the mailbox folder pane. MsgFiler’s fast searching means you just have to type a few characters to find the right mailbox. I’m happy to announce the availability of MsgFiler, a plug-in for Apple Mail which quickly files emails into existing mailbox folders.
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