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Sounds great! Not something I would use (I don't get enough emails for it to be worth it), but still like a useful service for people who do, or who set up a fi
by sorbus 15y ago
Sounds great! Not something I would use (I don't get enough emails for it to be worth it), but still like a useful service for people who do, or who set up a filter to catch low-priority emails (mailing lists and whatnot) so that they don't have to comb through each of them.
However, some questions and feedback:
- You don't have an example of what the digest looks like - what does it reduce messages into? I thought that one of the things in the sidebar might have been a link to a page with more details, but nope.
- Why only gmail? Shouldn't it work with any service that allows forwarding of messages? Or do other email providers have their own verification step that you haven't added support for yet?
- dools 15y agoHey, glad you like it! I mostly just want to use it for things like newsletters or Twitter follows ... "- Under Chrome 12, the text in the sidebar changes my cursor to indicate that it's a link or otherwise clickable, but clicking it does nothing. The only places where you use cursor:pointer are in skin_mockup.css, so that might be the culprit." This was actually a problem in all browsers - sorted now. "- You don't have an example of what the digest looks like - what does it reduce messages into? I thought that one of the things in the sidebar might have been a link to a page with more details, but nope." Here you go: http://emaildigest.me/sample_digest.png http://emaildigest.me/sample_digest.png I've also added that sample in a link at the top of the page. "- Why only gmail? Shouldn't it work with any service that allows forwarding of messages? Or do other email providers have their own verification step that you haven't added support for yet?" I just haven't tested it with anything other than gmail. For all I know it'll "just work". I do know that, where I have my email forwarded from, say, iain@workingsoftware.com.au to iaindooley@gmail.com from my mail server, the "from" address isn't being processed correctly (that's on my to do list). I don't know enough about the email RFC to know if what I've written is going to work across the board.