Selecting "Open Inbox", or directly selecting a new message of the second of two Google-hosted accounts of the same domain gives a 404 error.

As I have it now, my separate inboxes are accessed through two different bookmarks that specify the user in the URL, though this changes depending on the order the accounts are logged in:

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox

I did a bit of searching and it looks like your can specify the full address in the URL and automatically be forwarded to the appropriate inbox using the following URL:

https://mail.google.com/mail/b/[email protected]#inbox

I would like the ability to control whether the unread count is displayed (i.e. added to the total unread) on a per account basis.

One use case is having 3 accounts, where one gets a lot of email (100+ unread regularly). The unread count tends to obfuscate the unread counts of the smaller accounts (2-5 unread regularly). I would like to have the heavy account still be checked via gmail notifr, but not show in the total count.

On some ML machines this doesn't work.

I was hoping to be able to copy and paste the application specific password that Google generated for me, but pasting, along with cutting and copying, seed to be disabled on the add account dialog.

It would be great if there was a way to support the priority inbox. for example, only show the number of unread priority items vs all item.

Since we can only have one login for gmail (or Google hosted apps domain), I use different browsers, i.e. Camino, Firefox for some of my other accounts. Is it possible to choose to launch a preferred browser per account? Browser selection can be found in the Camino project preferences - general tab, if you need a starting point.

Gmail Notifer crashes when I try to open my inbox. Log and crash report are here: http://gist.github.com/458104. Help?

I should also point out that I compiled Gmail Notifr myself, rather than downloading the DMG from ashchan.com.

The open in browser string is not localized. At least for German that's the case. Can you somehow make it available for translation?

see https://twitter.com/#!/PigSnowballer/status/173226732357287936

Modern Objective-C is as comfortable as Ruby to program. MacRuby isn't worthy playing for this project anymore considering the headaches we had when Apple releases a major Mac upgrade.

My system is OS X 10.6.8, 2 GHz Intel Core Duo, 2GB DDR2 SDRAM

1. It might be nice to have the option for the menubar to list all unread items in inbox alongside new. Maybe it could show (1/3) to indicate one new message and 3 read, then show the new messages as bold in the list with old ones as normal weight?

2. Even cooler would be to set this up to be able to be set as the default email client like Google Notifier allows so that you could compose all email in GMail (like when clicking a mailto: link). Maybe have it so that you can choose which Gmail account is the default whenever you go to write an email vs an option that allows you to choose which account to compose the email in at the time of clicking the mailto: or other thing that would otherwise shunt you into Mail.app or whatever.

When click on a unread message use the url #inbox/ instead of #all/

11/20/13 08:15:52.507 secd[210]: securityd_xpc_dictionary_handler Gmail Notifr[256] copy_matching The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -34018 - client has neither application-identifier nor keychain-access-groups entitlements)

11/20/13 08:15:52.508 Gmail Notifr[256]: SecOSStatusWith error:[-34018] The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -34018 - Remote error : The operation couldn‚Äôt be completed. (OSStatus error -34018 - client has neither application-identifier nor keychain-access-groups entitlements))

Gmail Notifr 0.8.0 (126)
OS X 10.9 (13A603)

It would be nice to separate the number of important emails and normal email in the dropdown menu and even in mac menu bar.

First thanks a lot for such an awesome little app that does it's job and does it very well! Simply the best email notifier app :)
Is there any reason why the "paste" command doesn't work when adding / editing an account?
I use 1password and all my passwords are in the lines of "z7hsADjv2WoZVCRVEmMxV" which makes them very painful to manually enter. So ideally I'd like to paste them in :)
thx!

Hello,

I've seen there a few importants commits that were made since the last binary was released (version 7.0, 5 months ago). For me the most important one was the fix for the URL with multiple Google hosted accounts.

Would it be possible to release a new binary with all those new changes for those like me who don't have the necessary tools for building the app from the source code?

Thank you!

I tried to build the project from source, and I'm getting the following error when trying to add a new account:

2011-01-04 14:26:48.487 Gmail Notifr[63424:a0f] *** Assertion failure in  [NSSecureTextFieldCell _objectValue:forString:errorDescription:], /SourceCache/AppKit/AppKit-1038.35/AppKit.subproj/NSCell.m:1531
2011-01-04 14:26:48.490 Gmail Notifr[63424:a0f] /Users/robby/workspace/gmail-notifr/build/Debug/Gmail Notifr.app/Contents/Resources/AccountDetailController.rb:29:in `editAccountOnWindow:': NSInternalInconsistencyException: Invalid parameter not satisfying: aString != nil (RuntimeError)
from /Users/robby/workspace/gmail-notifr/build/Debug/Gmail Notifr.app/Contents/Resources/PrefsAccountsViewController.rb:70:in `startAddingAccount:'
from /Users/robby/workspace/gmail-notifr/build/Debug/Gmail Notifr.app/Contents/Resources/rb_main.rb:28:in `<main>'

Any ideas?

It would be great if Gmail Notifr could display Google Calendar events, reminders, etc.

Sometimes when Internet connectivity was lost CPU usages reach 100%.

Looking for thoughts on this feature suggestion. I don't know Ruby, but would be happy to try and hack up a PR if anyone thought the idea was any good.

Imagine the scene. You have Gmail Notifier running and it checks your accounts for new mail, every 5 minutes (just the way you like it). However, you have some work you need to focus on, so you crack on with that.

Pow! 5 minutes in and a new email notification pops up. Your crazy Uncle has sent you an email containing a fake Michael J Fox quote on a controversial health care topic. Concentration denied!

What is the answer? How about a menu option with something like "Be quiet for 25" (the 25 being a preference configurable number). You select this and a timer starts counting down (and the Gmail notifier icon changes in some way). At the end of the timer, missed notifications are alerted!

Anyone down with this?

This is essentially turning GN into a Pomodoro timer with email blocking built in.

Your awesome application doesn't work when an email account is protected with 2-step verification.

Maybe there's some work-around I'm not aware of?

Hi,

I have 3 accounts that I monitor with Gmail Notifr.

The first account is my personal account, and receives the most mail. It's usually the one I have open in my browser. The other 2 accounts are associated with different projects I work on, and receive mail only occasionally.

Whenever I receive an e-mail in my primary account, I get a Growl notification, and I can click on it to open that message in my browser. That part works fine.

When I receive a message in one of my secondary accounts, I get a Growl notification too. When I click on it, I get taken to my primary account in Gmail, and I get an error that says "The conversation that you requested no longer exists".

In order to see my message, I click on the Accounts menu (top-right corner of the Gmail screen), and select the appropriate account. Gmail then acts like it is opening my secondary account, but bounces me back into my primary account. I repeat this step once more, and only on the second time does it work.

So, in summary: clicking on the Growl notification for an e-mail in a secondary account causes Gmail to open/look for the thread in my primary account and fail with an error. Subsequently attempting to switch to the appropriate account fails the first time, and works the second time. (This last part might be a bug on Google's side).

Thanks for your help.

7/4/11 11:37:03.495 PM [0x0-0x29f29f].com.ashchan.GmailNotifr: /Applications/Utilities/Gmail Notifr.app/Contents/Resources/ApplicationController.rb:15: warning: already initialized constant KSystemKeychainName

Hi, I have 5 accounts set up in Gmail Notifr. All of them show the same mails from one specific account.

I'm using your new build for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.

This is the current behaviour:
Given one account configured in Gmail Notifr,
When I receive an email:

1. I have to go on the Gmail Notifr menu bar icon;
2. select the account item;
3. then select the wanted action.

The step 2 is useless if I have only one account configured, and it's annoying to repeat for every email received.

registerObservers is calling NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter twice.
Stills works, of course, but redundant. I went a bit further and register the observers in a loop:
http://github.com/adamv/gmail-notifr/commit/d6e7942bfe2fa7c9b8de11928f7071b1d52ebcce

I'm behind a corporate proxy filtering all HTTP traffic.

The proxy is configured at system level (under System Preferences > Network > Ethernet > Advanced > Proxies) and most of the apps I use recognize this and know how to cope with the proxy, but Gmail Notifr just reports "connection error" next to all the configured Gmail accounts.

Tested with 0.6.2 on Lion.

First because it's not signed, but even if you allow apps from eveyone to run it'll crash

It's just stopped working today... I'm not sure what caused the problem. I'm still surfing the internet fine and logging into Gmail accounts via web-based interface successfully.

Hi,
there should not be a submenu if the user has added only one account. What I mean is, that if the user only uses one email account (e.g. GMail), it should be flat in the top level of the menu as long as he doesn't add another account.

The top level menu is a littlebit too heavy: "Preferences", "Check for Updates", "About GMail Notifr", "Donate...", "Quit Gmail Notifr". These things should be put somewhere else.

Thanks! :)

Number indicating unread message count is not shown on Snow Leopard on menu bar next to icon in version 0.4.3

Hey buddy -

I have a .PAC file for internet connections, and *.google.com is routed to a http proxy which requires HTTP basic authentication.

If i've never enter the proxy login & password anywhere before ( for example, right after a restart ), it will keep connecting without any prompt or error. That causes my cpu overloaded.

Please check it out.

BR
Jerry

If I select a specific message to load it'd be nice if it were immediately detracted from the pending messages counter.

Notifr uses 10X more RAM than Google's version (8 against 80). It uses the same as Mail.app. This can't be normal for a notifier. Is there any way to improve that?

I only use one account in Gmail. When I receive an email thru Notifr I have to navigate in sub panes to choose the account so I can go to the inbox. Could you simplify the menus ?

When you click in the menubar icon, show INBOX, COMPOSE, CHECK EMAIL, and the list for emails, so you can go directly to them. That would make checking email more easy with Notifr.

Thank you for crating this app.

Hi

Great Gmail notifier! Are there any plans to add support for filtering by labels? I particularly would like to be able to filter by at least two labels.

Thanks

Accounts should be orderable in the preferences pane, and that order should be reflected in the drop-down menu.

Delegated inboxes have a specific link that always points to them.
For eg. if http://mail.google.com is your main inbox, its delegated inbox could be https://mail.google.com/mail/b/122/u/0/#inbox

Perhaps allowing users to specify these URLs for their delegated inboxes is a way of supporting them. I added a custom URL field to my fork for this purpose.