Nial Giacomelli

We pushed out Airmailr 0.2.5 a little earlier than expected due to a few people making us aware of a number of nasty bugs. Of course, we’ve now learnt that releasing prematurely causes more headaches than it solves. Airmailr 0.2.5.1 was pushed about an hour after 0.2.5 to address some CSS rendering issues.

The problem with updating Dashboard widgets is that Apple seems to run some basic caching, which results in users seeing some messy styling (as documented here). Thankfully, the fix is pretty simple: just hit CMD (Apple) + R to force a refresh and everything should be back to normal.

Finally, we noticed we’ve been mentioned on Microblink, which is exciting. Notice, however, that I say we. Because Airmailr is the result of a two-headed beast. I’m in charge of development while my good friend Glynn Smith works on the graphic design. Since Microblink omitted his details in their article, I’d like to credit him here and say a big thank you for making Airmailr look as great as it does.