After a two-month break I can announce the release of Keepmark 1.23.0. The main feature is the support for EML files - an email format, supported by Thunderbird and others. In connection with the implementation of this file format, there have also been minor changes in downloading e-mails.

Lately it has been a bit quieter on the blog. This has to do with my private matters, as well as a bigger topic I’ve been working on recently in Keepmark - support for EML files. This support is in several areas - previewing such a file and its attachments, indexing the content of such a file, and rewriting the mechanism of downloading e-mails to store them in this format (instead of HTML).

Today’s release is mainly focused on fixes and minor improvements to the application. Although I still have a lot of ideas about functionality, I try to postpone them and first of all to find and fix weaknesses in the application. The main added functionality is to restore the collapsible menu of the application, which I mentioned in the previous entry.

I decided to slow down with new features and focus on improving the application and its current functions. While introducing the new menu in the previous release, I have skipped a functionality that already existed and which I started to miss - the hiding application menu. By bringing it back to the Keepmark, I made some improvements.

Today I’ve released an update that fixes a few bugs encountered in the application - Keepmark 1.21.2. Instead of waiting for the next big release, I decided that it would be better to deliver these fixes earlier. I like the idea of releasing small updates often, but it takes me extra time that I could spend on application development.